Sink your fangs into a spooktacular dessert at Creams
A READING cafe is celebrating Hallowe'en with a themed dessert filled with ghostly surprises.
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Call for Bake Off contestants
The producers of The Great British Bake Off are looking for the next batch of bakers.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Primmer and Troelsgaard combine as Reading Women sneak past Lewes
A 78th minute Tia Primmer goal helped Reading Women to consecutive wins in the WSL Championship, defeating Lewes 1-0.
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Reading Women 1-0 Lewes: Late Primmer strike sees Royals claim second successive victory
A 78th minute Tia Primmer goal helped Reading Women to consecutive wins in the WSL Championship, defeating Lewes 1-0.
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No lie-in for Matthew and Emily as they meet their favourite author, Derek Landy, during signing at Reading bookstore
A BROTHER and sister from Charvil were first in the queue for a book signing event in Reading, forsaking their Saturday morning lie-in in the process
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Curator-led MERL tour to explore relationship between humans and animals
VISITORS of a Reading museum will have the unique opportunity to take part in conversational trips led by specialists.
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Reading charity’s art event so successful, plans are being made to make it an annual event
A READING charity is drawing up plans to hold an annual art exhibition after the success of its first event
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Eat out for less at Reading College’s modern restaurant
MEMBERS of the public will be able to enjoy meals served at the fraction of the cost as a community restaurant reopens its doors.
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: From the dance studio to the big screen, JG Dance has seen it all
A dance school with successes in getting young pupils into box office smashes and West End shows, has been nominated for Putting Reading on the Map
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Like father, like son … how Matthew saved Woodley Carnival
A young man leapt into action when his father was taken ill to take over the running of a popular community carnival which has been going since 1960.
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