Playlist in Reading’s Friar Street seeks permission to open longer
A READING town centre nightclub is seeking permission from Reading Borough Council to stay open for longer
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Deputy Liz to step up and lead Reading Borough Council
READING Borough Council is to have a new leader, after Labour councillors voted for the successor to Jason Brock.
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Reading Council appoints new director for children’s services firm
READING Borough Council has appointed a new director for its children's services firm.
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Tips to limit glare when driving
There's a growing problem of headlights that can blind other drivers.
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Cllr Liz Terry selected as new leader of the council following Cllr Brock’s announced departure
Cllr Liz Terry has been chosen to lead and is now due to formally take up the position at the annual general meeting set for Wednesday, May 22
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Launched in lockdown: How are three Reading businesses faring four years on from the start of the covid pandemic?
FOUR years ago, anyone launching a business would have struggled: covid restrictions including lockdowns, meant it was a tough to build an audience
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University partners with Waitrose to encourage regenerative farming
Scientists from the University of Reading are set to meet farmers and food businesses in a new scheme to accelerate nature-friendly farming
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Adult entertainment venue in Reading town centre seeks permission to stay open for longer
AN ADULT entertainment venue in Reading town centre wants to renew its licence and open for longer.
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Travelling by train on Sunday? Plan ahead – Paddington will be disrupted
THOSE looking to travel to London this Sunday are being encouraged to have a lie-in, as Paddington station is due to open later as a result of engineering work. Overnight...
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Are You Ready? Are You Listening Festival returns to venues across Reading
Are You Listening? Festival, which has been bringing live music and performances to Reading for over a decade, is returning this weekend
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