REVIEW OF THE YEAR: August is a month of music with Reading Festival, a mela and a carnival
A celebration of gin and rum came to the University of Reading's Great Hall.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Royals protests in October see balls on the pitch
Making the cover of our October 5 issue was the first on-pitch protest from Royals fans. They dressed in black and threw tennis balls on the pitch.
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Call to donate unwanted gifts
Sue Ryder is urging the public to donate any Christmas gifts they don't need, want or like.
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Motorist left with life-threatening injuries after collision in Burghfield
A MAN has been left with life-threatening injuries after his car collided with a tree.
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Police appeal for witnesses to GBH which leaves teen hospitalised
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a teenager in Reading sustained head injuries during an incident of grievous bodily harm
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Reading’s box junctions are too large warns expert, who says motorists should appeal fines
READING BOROUGH COUNCIL has defended fining motorists for stopping in yellow boxes ? as an expert says drivers should be appealing them.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Major fire closes Friar Street in June 2023
A MAJOR fire saw Friar Street closed for several hours, and made the front page of our June 1 issue.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Barry from EastEnders gives Reading some cheese – one of many fun events in May
Our first issue in May 2023 saw Barry from EastEnders giving us a cheesy grin.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Half marathon fun, a visit from Ed Davey, celebrations for The Alehouse – a busy April for Reading
READING'S big race returned, with thousands crossing the finish line.
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Reading-based housebuilder offers helping hand to food bank
A food bank in Reading has received a donation of basic food, festive treats and other essentials from housebuilder Vistry Group.
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