Reading has a thing for the gym … here’s how many we have per 100,000 residents
IT APPEARS that the Ding has a thing for the gym.
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Eight arrested as police clamp down on human trafficking of children and drug dealing
POLICE have arrested a number of people from the Reading area as they seek to clamp down on human trafficking of children and the drug dealing.
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Drag Family Reunion: Bar 77 celebrates the summer with Big drag bash
The Big Drag Collective came together for the summer party, with group founder and resident performer Big Jay hosting
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Residents keen to divert attention away from Hall Farm as potential RBH relocation site
A CAMPAIGN group has raised concerns over the Royal Berkshire Hospital's potential move to a greenfield site.
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Reading-based charity helping men recover from drug and alcohol addiction receives grant from The John Sykes Foundation
A CHARITY that helps men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction to start living in the community again has been given a grant to help its work
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Wind in the Meadows: Readipop battles the weather and showcases home-grown talent
ONE OF Reading's grassroots festivals has battled the weather to feature home-grown talent alongside internationally-acclaimed artists
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A celebration of pioneers, the present and everything in between at the Windrush 75 Sports Day
HUNDREDS came together on Sunday afternoon for a celebration of all things Caribbean.
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Reading College students pick their own from luxury hotel’s farm and then turn it into a six-course meal
Students from Reading College and University Centre got a taste of what it is like to cook and work in a sustainable Hampshire hotel.
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Reading bank manager Rebekah’s day away from the office did the world of good for armed forces charity SSAFA
Rebekah Burke, the business development manager for Metro Bank in Broad Street, benefitted from the firm's Day To Amaze scheme
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Office makeover: Competition open for Reading small businesses to win brand-new motorised blinds
A CONTEST has been launched to give a charity, school, new business, or good cause in the Reading area a makeover by winning some motorised blinds
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