Police renew appeal for information following public disorder incidents
Thames Valley Police has renewed its appeal for vital information about disorder incidents in St Marys Butts, Friar Street, and Station Approach
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Council to make nearly £500,000 of pedestrian safety improvements
The Community Infrastructure Levy will see £480,000 of funding used to install new handrails and tactile paving on kerbs in Reading
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East Reading restaurant wins back alcohol licence
A RESTAURANT in east Reading will again be allowed to serve alcohol with meals after its licence was reinstated ? with conditions.
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M25 full closure details revealed
There will be five full closures between now and September 2024
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Green light for Hollywood Bowl to come to Reading’s Oracle riverside
PLANS to open a bowling centre in Reading's The Oracle shopping centre has moved a step closer.
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Gender equality in IT: Women’s History Month lecture at University of Reading this Wednesday
AN INDUSTRY leader in the IT sector is to give a lecture this week at the University of Reading.
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Booking open for Reading Walks festival – 10 days of walks in the town and surrounding areas
NEARLY 50 guided walks will be on offer as the Reading Walks festival prepares for its return this spring.
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Fire crews called out to false alarm in Reading
A FALSE alarm was sounded in Reading last week.
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Extension to provide more beds at Southcote care home
The company that runs Florence House Care Home in Wescote Road, Southcote has applied to build a rear extension
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Box junctions: nearly 400 warning notices issued in east Reading
NEARLY 400 warning notices have been issued since Reading Borough Council installed cameras at box junctions in east Reading
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