Moles in the Dirt: Progress Theatre unearths two new plays in Progress Premiers
Progress Theatre is showing two never-before-seen plays from Reading writers as part of its Progress Premiers double-bill
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Discover the healing power of horses
Reading therapy centre invites parents and carers of children with specialist needs to explore the benefits of time with animals
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today of June 13, 2024
Three ways to make Reading a better place thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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Police appeal for man reported missing from Tilehurst, last seen last week
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help locating Daniel, 37, was last seen by family members in Tilehurst on Sunday, June 2
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Police appeal for help locating Tilehurst woman reported missing
Susan, 57, was reported missing from Tilehurst on Tuesday, June 11, and last seen there on Monday, June 10, at around 12.30pm
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Waterfest saw more than 12,000 visitors for first outing as part of regional authority sustainability scheme
Reading Borough Council has hailed a high turnout for Waterfest in partnership with the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust, sponsored by Station Hill
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Council consulting on proposals to extend HMO licensing to three- and four-occupant sites
Reading Borough Council has opened consultation on proposals to change how private rental homes are licensed
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Enviromena accuses New Forest National Park authority of ‘hypocrisy’ as solar farm plans look set for rejection
A clean energy company based in Reading has accused a National Park authority of "hypocrisy" over proposals for a solar farm
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Reading town centre store invites customers to decide who is the best upcoming jewellery designer
THE JEWELLERY designers of tomorrow are currently taking part in a contest where Reading's shoppers can decide the winner.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Discovering Reading’s black arts
FOR its May meeting, the History Of Reading Society learnt about The Black Arts in Reading, thanks to a talk given by Paul Joyce
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