IN THE COMMUNITY: Theale pubgoers help Rotary raise funds for Theale primary school
The Bull in Theale, where Pangbourne Rotary Club meet on Monday evenings, and its sister pub, The Crown, raised funds for the Rotary to share
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Take A Deep Breath and discover A Better Life with the RaW Sounds Today playlist. Tune in for free and discover artists from Reading and Wokingham
AFTER a week like this, there are plenty of us who need to take a deep breath? so here?s one you can listen to
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Classical music concert will welcome babies and toddlers, even if they can’t sit still
A CLASSICAL music concert with a younger audience in mind is coming to Reading town centre next month.
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Bus service 128/9 safe until March 2023 – Wokingham Borough Council pledges to put service out for tender
BUS SERVICES around Wokingham town, linking the shopping centre with outlying villages including Hurst and Twyford, continue until March next year.
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COST OF LIVING: ‘People are having to make impossible decisions about heating and eating,’ warns shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves during visit to Reading
LABOUR?S shadow chancellor visited Reading and shared concerns about the cost-of-living crisis and its effects on both small businesses and families
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Michael Palin to share experiences of North Korea and Iraq when he comes to Reading’s The Hexagon this autumn
A GLOBE TROTTING comedian is preparing to come to Reading so he can spill the beans about his latest epic adventure.
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Irish dancers to bring some festive cheer to Reading with Hexagon Christmas show, Rhythm on the Dance
Rhythm of the Dance will be performing at The Hexagon, with a new show just in time for the festive season.
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Third of Reading shopkeepers would ditch cigarettes to become ‘smoke-free’ retailers, report finds
41% of retailers in Reading think it 'Likely' that their community will be smoke-free by the year 2030
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Cafe that helps people with Down’s syndrome recognised at national awards
AN IT and business consultancy has been recognised for its work employing people with additional needs
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today of July 20, 2022
Reading Blind Aid Society was formed in 1883 and then changed to Reading Association for the Blind in 1926, and has supported people ever since.
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