Rubbish left festering at flats for weeks after failed collection
Rubbish has been left festering, attracting pests at a block of flats in Reading for weeks after a failed bin collection.
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New pharmacy needed in Calcot
A new pharmacy is needed in Calcot, after the area was deemed to be one of the more deprived areas
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Reading Buses makes history by retaining CILT award for three years running
The Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport (CILT) Awards has awarded Reading Buses the Passenger Transport Award for a third time
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South Central Ambulance Service becomes one of first to roll out solar energy across sites
SCAS has become one of the first NHS sites in the country to install new Great British Energy solar panels, it has announced.
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Sunflower Walk raises thousands for charity
Community pulls the stops out for Thames Hospice event
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Biscuit Factory to welcome indie films from Reading with return of Through A Different Lens film festival
The Biscuit Factory will play host to a festival from Through A Different Lens, which features films by diverse and local film-makers in November
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Select Live offering chance to win lease on MINI Cooper EV
ONE lucky motorist will be able to drive a MINI Cooper EV for free for six months, thanks to a contract giveaway from Reading FC sponsors Select.
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Jess Fostekew returns to Reading with new show, Iconic Breath
Comedian Jessica Fostekew has announced a new headline stand-up tour,Iconic Breath, including a date here in Reading in February.
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Uni of Reading selected as host for International Universities Climate Alliance for 2026-28
The International Universities Climate Alliance (IUCA) has announced it will be hosted by Reading from next year until 2028.
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Man set to attempt extreme commuting record in Reading
A Leicester man is due to attempt a new record in Reading from today to mark Catch The Bus Month.
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