Ned swims 500 lengths to honour the memory of his Gramps
The swimming challenge undertaken at Truro College in Cornwall raised more than £3,000 for Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice's work.
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Whitley to have their say at neighbourhood TVP meeting
SOUTH Reading residents will have the opportunity to raise any issues they are experiencing with Thames Valley Police officers at a public meeting.
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Baby items up for grabs at nearly new sale
A PARENTING group is helping mothers take advantage of bargains on useful items this weekend.
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Vastern Road closed eastbound following single vehicle collision
THAMES Valley Police has said that a road in central Reading is closed following a single-vehicle collision. Police posted to social media just after 5.30pm on Wednesday, November 15, to...
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Man found with cocaine and a knuckle duster sentenced to more than two years’ imprisonment
Ionut Budur, aged 33 and of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply a controlled class A drug
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Storror returns to Reading in latest video
Storror, a team which travels around the world to perform parkour and urban exploration, returned to Reading for their latest video
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Let there be lights: Reading’s Christmas lights to be switched on this weekend
THE FESTIVE season launches this weekend as more than 400,000 lights get switched on by Reading's pantomime dame.
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Berkshire Masons donate £60,000 to help domestic abuse charity’s work with children
A CHARITY that supports people who are victims of domestic abuse will be able to help more than 80 children thanks to Berkshire Freemasons
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Reading actor signs up for important campaign
EastEnders' star Rudolph Walker has teamed up with 18 famous men to raise awareness of men's increased risk of modern slavery.
Read moreDetailsReading pays its respects during weekend of Remembrance
A WEEKEND of remembrance saw Reading pay its respects to people who died in armed conflict.
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