HRH Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, announced as Royal patron to Reading Rep
HIS ROYAL Highness Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, has been announced as the new Royal patron of the theatre on Monday, October 31
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100 days in office: RUSU officers tackle cost of living crisis and sustainability issues
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading's Student Union (RUSU) leadership team is celebrating 100 days since its first day on the job.
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Climbing centre coming to Tilehurst applies for permission to serve alcohol and play music
THE team behind a new climbing centre in Tilehurst are hoping to serve alcohol to its customers.
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Telegraph pole to be replaced
A TELEGRAPH pole is to be replaced from a street in Battle ward.
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Lower Earley care home appoints new general manager
A LOWER EARLEY care home has appointed a new general manager.
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Still time to see The Scent of Colour
A CAVERSHAM perfumer's new exhibition that showcases smells associated with colours is on for longer.
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From Dick Whittington to Dorothy: Whitley showcases its dramatic talents down the years
RESIDENTS have been left laughing, crying and captivated by productions at a South Reading venue for decades.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading RSPB Group Activities
On Tuesday, October 25, the Reading RSPB group were delighted to host a lecture by Steve Menzie from the Falsterbo bird observatory in Sweden.
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Reading East MP Matt Rodda calls for donations to help Whitley residents struggling with cost-of-living crisis
A READING MP has called on his constituents to get behind a community larder operating in Whitley after learning that demand is soaring.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Mbengue impresses again as Reading FC fall to Burnley
READING FC fell victim to a last minute defeat, losing 2-1 away at Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
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Changes coming for Waitrose supermarket in Caversham
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