Reading Buses revamps hospital travel with Park and Ride 300
The service will connect the hospital with the park and ride locations and the university, and replaces the closed-door H3 service
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Reading has 3rd highest average salary, new figures show
The survey has revealed the places offering highest and lowest salaries, with Reading taking third highest salary in the UK
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£6,420 raised in memory of Olly Stephens to support Reading Young People’s Hub
A CHARITY that aims to help young people with their mental health is appealing for funds to create a new drop-in safe space and advice shop.
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Contenders step up to the oche for Burghfield Darts’ first event of the year
SEVENTY FOUR competitors stepped up to the oche to fight it out in Burghfield Darts' first event of the year.
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Rotary Club of Pangbourne makes donation for Turkey’s earthquake relief efforts
TO HELP relief efforts in Turkey following the earthquake, a local fundraising group has sent a donation.
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Fork lift truck blaze sees fire crews called to Whitley
A BUSINESS in Whitley had cause to call the fire brigade earlier this month, after a forklift truck started burning
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Reading Rep makes final preparations for new take on Hedda Gabler
FINAL preparations are being made for a new take on an old favourite, starring Anna Popplewell in her theatrical debut
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PLAYER RATINGS: Substitutes shine as Reading defeat Rotherham
READING FC came from behind to beat Rotherham 2-1 at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Valentine's Day evening.
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Co-op in Tilehurst subject to suspected ram-raid
THAMES Valley Police is currently investigating after a shop and ATM in Tilehurst were badly damaged in a suspected ram raid. Police were called in the early hours of the...
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Romance, roses and sweet music thanks to Reading’s Broad St. Mall shopping centre’s Valentine date
LOVE was on the shopping lists on Saturday, as Cupid turned up at a Reading shopping centre, complete with his bow and arrow.
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