Reading marks Armed Forces Day
Reading's event saw parades through Broad Street featuring the Reading Scottish Pipe Band, as well as cadets and reserves
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Plans revealed for 576 homes near station
Plans for 550 apartments could replace three office buildings in Reading town centre.
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Look Draw Build inspires budding architects at Reading Station
The third iteration of Look, Draw, and Build @Reading Station saw 500 primary school students building their own models of the station
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Cancer support group reaching out to older patients
RPCSG's Andrew Gabriel talks about helping older generations to talk more about prostate cancer
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Open garden and plant sale in Norcot
The Open Garden and Plant Sale takes place at 44 Brockley Close, from noon until 6pm on Saturday and Sunday, July 6-7
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Celebrate nature with a picnic in a Reading meadow
Enjoy free outdoors activities in Clayfield Copse
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Reading man jailed for more than two years for drug offences
Nigel Haines, 52 and of Carsdale Road, was sentenced to two years and five months in prison at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, July 2
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Summer racing at Newbury tomorrow
The latest Summer Evening Series race card takes place at Newbury on Thursday.
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Reading marks Armed Forces Day
ARMED Forces Day is a national event showing support and appreciation for service personnel, past and present, including Reservists, veterans, and cadets as well as their families. It is the...
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Reading Buses hosts annual open day
On Sunday, Reading Buses once again opened its depot to the public for its annual open day
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