RBH staff “at breaking point” over conditions in biggest ever nursing strike
The Royal Berkshire Hospital saw picket lines as nurses walked out over pay and conditions in the biggest nursing strike in the history of the NHS
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Slough man sentenced for carrying a blade in Reading
A Slough man has been sentenced to prison time after convicted of possession of a blade after being stopped while driving in Kings Road, Reading
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Six sides, thousands of performers: The Hexagon celebrates 45 years
Reading's Hexagon is celebrating 45 years of shows, music, and performance with a gala pantomime performance and a special exhibition due next year
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Grassrootz, a Pride of Reading winner, receives covid grant which will help them buy computer and DJing equipment for their youth clubs
A PRIDE OF READING award winner has another reason to celebrate: they've received a Covid-19 grant from the John Sykes Foundation.
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Twelve days of Christmas: Brighter Futures for Children launches festive fostercare campaign
The campaign will explore different aspects of fostering including the benefits of fostering and busting myths about the foster care system
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Museum hosts Christmas shopping event, offering Reading-themed gifts
CHRISTMAS presents with a Reading twist were on offer at an unusual shopping venue
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today, December 14, 2022
Three great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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Plans to demolish driving test centre in Reading rejected for the third time
Developer, Maxika Homes, had plans to demolish the one-storey Reading Test Centre, on Elgar Road South, and replace it with an apartment block.
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Residents rally to raise funds for burgled mobile community bakery
Residents are rallying to raise funds to help repair the mobile community bakery which was vandalised and burgled
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Who Dares Signs: Ant Middleton to attend signing of new thriller
The former marine has published a brand new thriller novel, Red Mist, and will be signing copies of his new book at Waterstones
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