Councillors celebrate 100 years of Reading Bridge
One of Reading's iconic landmarks celebrates a century of serving Reading's residents
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Strike action to affect local commuters
South Western Railway is reminding customers of strike action taking place tomorrow, Wednesday October 4.
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Reading couple’s warning as dog has to be rushed to emergency vet after swallowing 25 dangerous acorns
While mighty oaks can grow from the thumb-sized tree droppings, they can be fatal to pets as one Reading couple found out when their dog at 25
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‘It’s premature to say who would be the candidate to replace Reading West MP Sir Alok Sharma’
SPECULATION over who would be the Conservative candidate to replace Sir Alok Sharma has been dismissed as premature.
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Planning inspectorate to give verdict on 18-storey, 600-home plan for Reading’s Vastern Road
THE planning inspectorate is expected to reveal its decision on plans to turn a retail park in Reading town centre into a development of 600 homes.
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Launchpad links up with food store in efforts to combat homelessness
A READING charity has announced a new partnership with a Woodley supermarket.
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Cost of hailing a black cab in Reading rises by up to 10% today
READING'S taxi fares are to rise by up to 10% today.
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October at Blue Collar Corner sees new vendor, Hallowe’en Party, and a rare home-town performance
Blue Collar Corner has laid out its events for October and welcomes a new regular to the fold in Reading's town centre
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Reading Biscuit Factory celebrates under-represented film-makers and story-tellers with Black History Month events
Reading Biscuit Factoryis celebrating Black History Month with a showcase of short-films and feature-length screenings in October
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West Reading pub reopens its doors
A WEST Reading pub reopened yesterday after two violent attacks saw it temporarily close its doors.
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