VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today of March 28, 2024
Three ways to make Reading a better place thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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Free Easter trail in Reading town centre
Easter Egg Organised by REDA, the family-friendly event is free to take part in.
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Train delays and disruption between Reading and Paddington following electricity failure
Great Western Railway has warned of cancellations after a line closure between Reading and Paddington Station
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Caversham Lakes forced to close over planning permission refusal
Caversham Lakes Watersports park announced that it was closing yesterday, Tuesday, March 26, after continued planning permission conflicts
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Council secures nearly £5m in funding to bring electric buses to Reading’s fleets
The Department for Transport has announced that £4.7m would be earmarked following a successful bid from the council and Reading Buses
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Little Heath School marks 60th anniversary with time capsule event
Little Heath School has been marking its 60th year with a slew of events and is creating a time capsule to celebrate
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YMCA Reading appeals for help to offer rooms for young people hit by cost-of-living crisis
YMCA Reading says soaring rents, energy bills and food prices are causing an increase in the number of people who cannot afford the cost of living
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Dogmouth strikes again: Howling at the Moon returns to the Rising Sun
Dogmouth Theatre is back with a new instalment of Howling at the Moon, a variety show combining live music, comedy, and drag, from queer artists
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Reading’s learners can’t wait to drive: town in top five for getting on the road
A new study reveals Reading is one of the UK areas most interested in learning to drive, clinching fourth spot.
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As British Summer Time arrives, Railcard offers ideas for great days out .. with a two-for-one saving
To help people make the most of it, railcard.co.uk has compiled a list of six potential visits to make by train, with two-for-one offers available
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