No joke: PowerPoint comedian Dave Gorman prepares for Hexagon date … on April 1
THIS is no April fool, even though it will take place on the day of mischief - Dave Gorman is returning to The Hexagon.
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Energy price cap rise: Government making ‘appropriate preparations’ but it’s up to new prime minister
THE GOVERNMENT says it is making 'appropriate preparations' to help tackle the near doubling of the energy price cap but the new PM will enact them
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Fight sees police enact Section 60 stop and search order for parts of Southcote and Tilehurst
A fight on the Tilehurst/Southcote borders last night has led to Thames Valley Police taking action. It has put in place a 12-hour Section 60 order for parts of Southcote...
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Reading-based actor and producer set to premier film at FrightFest 2022
Reading's Charlie Bond has starred in and produced Powertool Cheerleaders Vs the Boyband of the Screeching Dead, set to debut at FrightFest 2022
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READING PRIDE 2022: Pride aLive stage acts, including OSP and Tomorrow Bird, announced
READING Pride has announced the line up for its Pride aLive stage, which focuses on local acts who are members or allies of the LGBTQ+ community
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GCSEs 2022: Highdown School ‘proud’ of its Year 11 students after fantastic GCSE results
HIGHDOWN students made the trip into school to collect their GCSE results on Thursday morning.
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GCSES 2022: Reading College students celebrate exam success
More than 95% Reading College students who sat a maths or English GCSE passed ? just one of a number of stories from the Kings Road learning centre.
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GCSEs 2022: Queen Anne’s School reports 64% of grades 7 or above
Queen Anne's School commends excellent results, reporting 85% of students received grades 6 or higher, equivalent to a B grade
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GCSEs 2022: The Wren School congratulates students during “incredibly challenging” period
The Wren School congratulates pupils on their GCSE results, as their grades show "exceptional and talented" cohort
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More students than ever accepted into University of Reading
More than 4,000 new undergraduates have been recruited after A-level results were released on Thursday, August 18
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