Emergency crews called out over car collision with wall in Reading
EMERGENCY crews were called to a road traffic collision in Reading late last month.
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All about the words as Gyles Brandreth brings new show to the Hexagon
GYLES Brandreth is coming back to the Ding, performing a new show Can't Stop Talking.
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Fresh embargo on Royals after tax bill remains unpaid
A NEW embargo has been placed on Reading FC after the club failed to pay an outstanding sum to HMRC.
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Staff at Prospect Park Hospital set to stage protest next week
A number of staff at Reading's Prospect Park Hospital are set to strike on Wednesday, October 4, in a dispute over pay, the UNISON union has announced
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University of Reading academics back plant-based catering campaign
A CAMPAIGN group has penned an open letter imploring universities to operate on a fully plant-based basis.
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Campaigns protest outside Reading’s Barclays bank
CAMPAIGNERS who say a high street bank is supporting apartheid protested in Reading on Saturday.
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: How a Reading girls’ school goes beyond its four walls to help the wider community
An independent school which works with state schools to improve the life chances of young people in Reading has been nominated for School of the Year
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Aldermaston firm donates eight defibrillators across Berkshire and gives boost to ambulance service
A COMPANY based in Aldermaston has funded the installation of eight defibrillators at key points across Berkshire.
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Workshop series to equip parents with skills to help their children with anxiety
BRIGHTER Futures for Children is relaunching a series of workshops helping parents alleviate stress off their young ones.
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Reading City is up for the cup … of tea
A CHANCE to enjoy a nice brew is being offered by one of the town's football clubs.
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