Council lays out bike repair events across October
Members of the public are invited to bring their bikes to free checks and fixes, as well as find out more about cycling events going on in Reading
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Reading Pride to mark Trans Day of Remembrance
Trans Day of Remembrance vigil will take place at the Reading Biscuit Factory on November 17, with a repeat showing on November 20.
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Police appeal for help locating person missing from Reading
On Thursday, October 10, police launched an appeal for help locating Emma, who has been reported missing from Reading
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Comedian Grace Campbell comes to Reading Concert Hall
GRACE Campbell has been making waves in the comedy world with her candid, playful material and insightful, straight-talking approach. Now she is bringing her latest show, Grace Campbell is On...
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Haunt Street Mall: Halloween is coming to Broad Street Mall
Broad Street Mall is heralding the spooky season with competitions, trails, and activities for shoppers in Reading
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Harry Baker, poet and mathematician delights audience at Queen Anne’s School
National Poetry Day visitor brings numbers and words together for students
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Austen House residents share their love of poetry
Tea, cakes, and swapping favourite poems made for a 'great day'
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Laura’s Lasting Legacy fundraiser comes to Milk Bar
The Laura's Lasting Legacy Fundraiser takes place at Milk bar from 6pm on Thursday, October 10
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Broad Street welcomes new statue of beloved children’s character as part of Paddington Visits trail
Reading is among 23 locations which have seen Paddington Bear statues unveiled as part of the Paddington Visits trail
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Thames Water ordered to pay more than £50 million to customers for failing on key targets
Ofwat has ordered Thames Water to reimburse customers for falling short on performance targets despite raise in rating to "average"
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