Council announces return of free monthly bike maintenance sessions with Dr Bike
Cyclists in Reading will once again be offered help keeping their bikes in working order with the return of monthly drop-in sessions.
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Olivier awards for Paddington Bear and Jessica Swale, honorary patron at Wokingham Theatre
Winnersh playwright Jessica celebrates her musical win and fondly remembers school days
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Why is chocolate so expensive? Find out at a free film in Reading
The first People's Emergency Briefing will explain how climate change is affecting global productivity
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Further £2m in funding awarded to boost Hexagon upgrades by Arts Council
More than £2m in Arts Council funding will be used to deliver new, more comfortable seating, improved accessibility, and infrastructure works
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Uni of Reading seeking applications for Charity of the Year support scheme
Charities across Thames Valley are invited to apply for the University of Reading's Charity of the Year Scheme, which is now open for applications.
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Community Diagnostic Centres in the South East among those to see nearly £240m in funding
People across the South East should see faster access to tests and scans as the NHS continues to expand its network of Community Diagnostic Centres
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Reading therapy centre to highlight Multiple Sclerosis
MS Awareness Week events will promote understanding
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Reading man jailed after search finds nearly £5,000 of class A drugs
A READING man has been jailed for three years for drug supply after officers found nearly £5,000 of class A drugs. Gerwyn Williams, aged 62 and of Caribou Walk, Reading,...
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Urgent police appeal for witness following Reading ATM robbery
Offender threatens with screwdriver and demands money before assaulting victim
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Spring Covid vaccination programme goes live in South East
The NHS in the South East is today launching its Spring COVID?19 vaccination programme, with eligible people now able to book appointments
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