Appeal to help cats suffering from dry eye to find a new home
A CHARITY is hoping a loving home can be found for two cats suffering from dry eye.
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Brighter Futures for Children celebrates Reading’s foster carers
More than 70 foster carers attended the event at Brown's restaurant in The Oracle to be celebrated by Brighter Futures for Children
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Reading Lights Up for Diwali
Kala The Artswill bring DIYA Light It Up, a Diwali celebration, to Reading Town Centre, with performances and parades on Saturday, October 29
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Reading takes gold for Best Park at Thames and Chilterns in Bloom
READING has been given Gold and Silver Gilt awards at this year's Royal Horticultural Society's Thames and Chilterns In Bloom
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today, October 26, 2022
Three great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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PCC Barber names Deputy Chief Constable Jason Hogg as proposed Chief Constable
THAMES Valley Police's Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has named Jason Hogg as his proposed candidate to become Chief Constable
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Deliveroo reveals Reading’s most popular food for home delivery (have you tried the Donnie J Trump burger?)
A FOOD delivery service says Reading residents enjoy American meals more than any other type of cuisine.
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Reading Buses to tweak Orange and route 9 timetables to better suit school runs
THE SCHOOL run in Woodley could be easier thanks to some timetable tweaks coming into force from Monday.
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Kendrick students discuss ideas for the future of engineering
Two students from Reading secondary school have taken part in a national event aimed at sharing ideas for the future of engineering
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Santa, give the dog a bone – unless they tell you different. Dobbies to open grotto to pooches this Christmas
A GARDEN centre is offering dog owners the chance for their pets to meet Santa to find out if they have been good boys this year
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