Group attempts citizens’ arrest on Thames Water CEO in Reading
the Citizens' Arrest Network (CAN) has announced that an attempt was made to perform a citizens' arrest on the Thames Water CEO, Chris Weston.
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Better Leisure announces support of ‘Lift The Curfew’ with event supporting women’s safety while staying active
A leisure centre in Reading is lending its support to a cause supporting and promoting women's safety while staying active.
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Council agrees Meadway Recreation Ground refurb is ‘high priority’ following campaign
Residents campaigning for improvements to Meadway Rec have won an important step forward after presenting their petition to the council.
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Broad Street welcomes Broad Street Beats for Halloween spectacular
Broad Street Mall was transformed into a hub of Halloween fun and community spirit last week as Broad Street Beats returned for a spooky special.
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Reading writer celebrates launch of new anthology book of stories, Tales from the Algorithm, with online event
Madam Lether is set to celebrate the launch of their book, Tales from the Algorithm, with a digital event throughout the day.
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Waste partnership re3 now offering free from-home donation service for unwanted items
Residents in Reading and Wokingham can now easily donate unwanted household items free of charge from home.
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Uni of Reading to host Autumn Community Forum
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading's Autumn Community Forum, taking place on Whiteknights campus next month. Hosted by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Robert Van de Noort, the event is an opportunity for residents...
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One arrested on vehicle theft charges following traffic collision causing serious injury in Reading
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses and one man has been arrested following a serious injury road traffic collision in Reading.
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Car mounts the pavement in grievous bodily harm incident in Reading
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a grievous bodily harm incident in Reading.
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Hundreds step out under the stars for Sue Ryder
Starlight Hike Thames Valley brings families together to remember loved ones
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