Police launch homicide investigation, three arrested, after assault victim dies in hospital
Thames Valley Police has launched a homicide investigation after the victim of an assault in Reading died in hospital
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Station underpass reopens after refurbishment, cyclists now permitted alongside pedestrians
Reading Borough Council has reopened the underpass at Reading Station following months of restorative work
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The beat is back: Live music returns to Broad Street Mall this weekend
Following its inaugural event last week, the mall is to hold a second showcase of musical talent and shine the spotlight on mental health issues
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From abseiling to walking a marathon – woman completes seven fundraisers for Reading-based hospice
A woman from West Berkshire has challenged herself to completing seven fundraising events in 2024 in memory of her mum
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Police appeal for information after jewellery worth thousands stolen from Caversham business
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after jewellery reportedly worth thousands was stolen in Caversham
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Tilehurst man Mark shares experiences as part of Sue Ryder appeal
A Reading man has taken part in an appeal raising awareness of the work of a hospice charity in Berkshire
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Millions more than expected spent by Reading’s council-owned company for children’s services
MILLIONS of pounds more than expected have been spent by Reading's council-owned company in charge of providing children's services such as foster
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Reading Lions Club has actively served the community since 1965
A charity entering its 60th year saves lives by offering free prostate cancer screening to around 1,000 men each year.
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Tolhurst Organic supports an ‘idyllic rural lifestyle
An organic vegetable farm that produces food without the use of livestock has been nominated for the The Green Community Award.
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Reading supermarket to reopen following fire
A SUPERMARKET is set to reopen more than a year after a horror fire in Reading town centre that also left surrounding businesses closed for weeks.
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