Children’s sculptures on show as Open For Art returns to Reading
CHILDREN'S sculptures were brought together for an exhibition on Saturday as part of as 12-day festival of art across Reading.
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Strictly’s Craig prepares for singing date at The Hexagon
HE'S KNOWN for his role as one of Strictly's top judges. Now, he's asking you to judge his debut album.
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Ward clerk celebrates ten years at ‘inspiring’ Sue Ryder hospice
Reading resident Liam Moore has shared his experiences of working at a hospice after celebrating a decade at Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice.
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VOTE 2024: Surfers Against Sewage to host hustings opposite Thames Water’s Reading HQ tomorrow – here’s how to join in
WATER quality has been one of the key issues in this year's general election, with candidates calling for action on the companies running our supplies
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University holding public event at Langley Mead for National Meadows Day
National Meadows Day sees events around the UK celebrating Britain's meadows and providing members of the public with a chance to visit meadows
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Throwing sticks for dogs can be fatal, vets warn
Berkshire dog lovers are being warned against throwing sticks for their dogs this summer, following a near-fatal accident involving a puppy.
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VOTE 2024: Call for candidates to take action on fuel poverty and climate change
AN ENVIRONMENTAL group is urging Reading's candidates standing in the general election to take action on fuel poverty and climate change.
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VOTE 2024: Labour joins calls to clean up rivers and streams across Reading
A SHADOW cabinet member visited Hampstead Norreys this week to see how bad pollution is in our waterways.
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Council updates Reading Transport Strategy 2040 following consultation
Reading Borough Council has laid out the next steps for its transport strategy up until 2040 following a public consultation
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Emma-Jane fights to help survivors of child sexual abuse be seen and heard
Emma-Jane Taylor "relentlessly fights each day for survivors of child sexual abuse to be heard, seen and believed," said her nominator for Community
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