Blue, BoyzLife, and Scouting For Girls headed to Palmer Park for summer
Palmer Park will see some of the most successful bands of the last two decades performing when Blue, Boyzlife, and Scouting For Girls play next summer
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Businesses come together to dicuss two new BID proposals
MORE THAN 100 Reading businesses came together at hames Tower last week to learn more about two new Business Improvement District (BID) plans.
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Berkshire Vision announces merger with Reading Association for the Blind
Reading Association for the Blind (RAB) has agreed to become part of Berkshire Vision in a merger of the two sight loss charities
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Debt charity urges more to seek advice as 267 Reading residents access new Breathing Space scheme
A TOTAL of 267 people in Reading have accessed a government debt management scheme since its launch in May 2021, official figures show.
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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service issues electrical fire safety advice ahead of festive season
A WARNING to keep an eye on electrical goods with lithium-ion batteries has been issued ? because they can catch fire suddenly
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We Are: New exhibition at The Rising Sun Arts Centre showcasing work from Iranian artists
The Rising Sun Arts Centre is set to host WE ARE, a two-day event exploring the work of Andre Aghassi and Sevin Sohrabi
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Korean restaurant plan for former Pizza Express site in Reading town centre
A Korean restaurant is to take over the former Pizza Express site in Reading the town centre.
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Plans to build flats behind pub rejected to avoid noise complaints further down the line
A plan to build flats at the back of a pub near Reading town centre has been rejected over concerns about the venue's future.
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Extension for boarded-up council house in Reading approved
An extension to a boarded-up council house has been approved.
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Christmas parties can go ahead after Reading Borough Council approves a bit of burlesque
A burlesque themed Christmas party event space has been given the go ahead.
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