Berkshire Freemason teams with charities to support days out for children and carers
Berkshire Freemasons have teamed up with charities in Reading to provide days out for children and carers
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Freemasons have teamed up with charities in Reading to provide days out for children and carers
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Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help locating a girl reported missing who has links to Caversham and west London
Read moreDetailsA PROFESSOR from the Uni of Reading has said that Trump could surprise on Climate Change, despite describing it as a "hoax"
Read moreDetailsVoluntary groups and community projects from across Reading are now being invited to submit their applications for the council's Small Grants Fund
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Read moreDetailsWhile it has a capacity of eight places, no children currently attend.
Read moreDetailsThe sporting event raises thousands
Read moreDetailsFour takeaway outlets?Chaiiwala Reading, Munchiies Desserts and Ice Cream, and Biryani Lounge? have been found selling hot food after curfew
Read moreDetailsA youthful looking Reading FC side tasted defeat in the EFL Trophy away to Cheltenham Town on Tuesday night. Ruben Selles made wholesale changes to his team with an average...
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