Reading College students pause to remember
At 11am on Friday, November 11, Reading College fell silent.
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Robbie Savage encourages grassroots clubs to apply for up to £10,000 funding from Greene King
GRASSROOTS sports clubs are being invited to apply for a £10,000 funding boost as part of a campaign from a brewery
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Make a bid in mayor’s auction and help three Reading charities
THE mayor is hoping residents will bid generously in an auction to raise funds for Reading charities.
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Actors wanted for technicolour show
Actors wanted for technicolour show
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Howling at the Moon returns
Dogmouth Theatre returns to The Rising Sun Arts Centre with its queer cabaret event, Howling at the Moon
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The countdown to Reading’s Christmas begins as town’s festive lights are switched on
THERE'S no denying it, the countdown to Christmas is well and truly on.
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A list status (again) for Reading’s efforts to tackle the climate emergency
WHEN it comes to tackling the climate emergency, Reading is one of the top places in the world
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New Reading school is highly commended in national awards
A NEW school that opened in February has been highly commended in an award ceremony for community buildings.
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Reading Civic Society and Haslams to host information evening about plans to revamp Reading town centre buildings
AN OPPORTUNITY to explore the plans for the regeneration of a key part of Reading's town centre will take place early next month
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Owners of new Indian buffet restaurant praises support from customers
THE OWNERS of a new Indian buffet restaurant has praised the support it has received from customers since opening in Reading town centre
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