Reading town centre restaurant The Coconut Tree welcomes town’s musicians for live performances
A READING town centre restaurant is branching out by welcoming musicians to perform while people dine.
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Bottle banks for glass recycling to remain in Reading for a while longer
KERBSIDE glass collections are due to be introduced by March 2026 ? meaning bottle bank collections will continue for a while yet.
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Amended plans submitted for 209 apartment plan for Vastern Road
DEVELOPERS have amended plans to build more than 200 flats by the River Thames in Reading.
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Finchampstead brewery Siren planning to bring its award-winning beers to Reading town centre
A FINCHAMPSTEAD brewery is expanding by launching a new bar in Reading's town centre.
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Aldworth Philharmonic makes music roarsome
THINK classical music dates back to the Jurassic era? Reading's Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra will have something to say about that
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Barclays sees double protest, including silent vigil by climate activists
A bank saw two concurrent protests staged outside its branch in Reading by climate activists on Saturday, February 10
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Police appeal for witnesses to robbery at knife-point in Reading
Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery at knife-point in Reading on Thursday, February 8
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McDonald’s takes its Breakfast Wrap off the menu, days after bringing it back
IT'S BEEN too popular for its own good, so McDonald's has had to take it off the menu ? with a promise it will be back very soon.
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Proposals to be put forward for nearly 3% council tax rise next week
READING Borough Council has laid out proposals for a 3% rise in council tax, citing high inflation and increased demand on services
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Mayor hosts Pride of Reading Awards celebration to thank organisers, sponsors and winners
The mayor of Reading hosted a reception for winners, sponsors and organisers of the Pride of Reading awards.
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