TWO buildings at the University of Reading's Whiteknights campus were closed briefly on Friday, so reports of a suspect package could be investigated
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Read moreDetailsWith 48 arrests made around this year's events, numbers of Reading Festival arrests are slightly up from last year, but remain around 5-year level
Read moreDetailsIain "Tolly" Tolhurst, a "shining light illuminating the path for organic growers", was awarded the MBE in the King's Honours List this year
Read moreDetailsGood news for M4 electric vehicle drivers
Read moreDetailsVICTORIAN Reading will be recreated on Sunday, September 17, thanks to the town's Old Cemetery
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday, September 13, a black Range Rover Evoque was involved in a collision with a pedestrian on Royal Avenue, Calcot, at 3.45pm
Read moreDetailsRocket Kings is set to release their third album and is marking the event with a live set at The Fisherman's Cottage on Saturday, September 16
Read moreDetailsROADWORKS in west Reading have seen gridlock on the town's roads, and the council says the delays are unavoidable
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