Reading council blasted for allowing its bus company to axe service in Caversham
Leaders at Reading council have been blasted for allowing the bus company it owns to axe a service in Caversham.
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Reading indie rock band Bone-Idle release new single Liquorice
A Reading indie rock band tipped by BBC Introducing has released its first new music of 2026.
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Reading man handed nearly 20-year jail sentence for murder
Edwine Kiplangat, 29 and of London Road, Reading, was sentenced to 18 years and eight months imprisonment following a hearing at Reading Crown Court
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Planning round-up: Construction work at Hexagon providing benefits to Reading residents while work takes place
Construction at the main theatre in Reading is providing benefits to residents while the work takes place.
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Pride of Reading Awards: The hunt is on for the Employee of the Year
The hunt is on for the Employee of the Year - and you have the chance to put forward candidates for all the Pride of Reading Awards.
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Test your brain cells at a charity quiz night in Reading
Berkshire MS Therapy Centre event will give brains a workout
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Reading council considers request for upgraded bus stop where passengers are forced to stand and wait
Reading council is considering a request for an upgraded bus stop where passengers are forced to stand and wait.
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New Reading parking rules mean many drivers will have to pay double
Parking charges and the minimum time you are allowed to park in Reading are both on the rise this summer.
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Reading council criticised over £4,600 AGM hospitality bill
Reading's opposition Green Party has criticised Reading Council after £4,600 was spent on food and drinks at this year's annual council meeting.
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Huge Indian food and music festival coming to Reading for the first time
An Indian outdoor food festival is coming to Reading for the first time.
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