Progress Premiers: Double-bill of new plays shows promise from budding writers
Progress has returned with two fresh new plays from local writers in a double-bill production of Moles, by Sarah Wright, and Dirt, by Caroline White
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Transatlantic accolade for Theale-based Tower Cold Chain’s investment into United States
A THEALE-based firm has been given a prestigious award for its investment in North American markets.
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Former priest at Tilehurst church charged with 10 sexual offences involving a child
Father Peter Glas, who served at St Joseph's Church, Tilehurst, has been charged with 10 offences, including counts of gross indecency with a child
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Climate stripes shown around the world for Show Your Stripes Day
The annual day encourages members of the public to share the graphic and to prompt discourse, engagement, and action on environmental issues
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Parents of Olly Stephens unveil mural and call on schools to help them protect children from worst of social media
On Saturday, with husband Stuart, she was unveiling a mural at Emmer Green Primary School, which Olly attended. Painted by Peachy Official
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VOTE 2024: Earley and Woodley candidates attend hustings at Lower Earley church
IT WAS a full house at the Earley and Woodley hustings held on Sunday in Lower Earley.
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Kavus Torabi prepares for August date at Reading’s The Face Bar
A COMPOSER who DJs with snooker legend Steve Davis is preparing to headline a gig in Reading this summer.
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West Reading post office to move next month
A POST OFFICE in west Reading will need to set up a mail redirection service ? as it is on the move.
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New managing partner for Reading-based Boyes Turner
READING-based law firm Boyes Turner has appointed Barry Stanton as its new managing partner.
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Memorial bench unveiled in memory of Reading FC’s first ever black player
A bench in Calcot has been unveiled to commemorate Reading FC's first ever black player, Andy Alleyne.
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Ex-Reading FC star set to sign for League Two side following Championship release
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