Tilehurst store seeks permission to stay open and sell alcohol for longer
A TILEHURST convenience store is seeking permission to be able to open later.
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VOTE 2024: Reading Central on list of seats Conservatives still need to find a candidate
THE CONSERVATIVE party have hit back at claims they are scrambling around for candidates for the general election.
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VOTE 2024: Reading West and Mid Berkshire seat is a must-win says Labour’s Rachel Reeves
THE SHADOW Chancellor says the new Reading West and Mid Berkshire seat is a must-win if Labour is to form the next government.
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Police appeal for witnesses after man struck by car in Earley
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was struck by a silver car in Earley on Monday, May 20, leaving him hospitalised
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Reading scientist’s satellite to launch on SpaceX rocket after more than 30 years of work
A satellite is set to launch next week as a scientist in Reading seeks to understand the role of clouds and aerosol particles in climate change
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VOTE 2024: Conservative candidate delighted election has been called
THE Conservative candidate for the new Earley and Woodley seat says she is delighted that the General Election has now been called.
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Ncuti Gatwa’s first Doctor Who finale to be screened in Winnersh cinema
THE Tardis is to materialise in Winnersh next month as a cinema gears up to celebrate the worldwide premiere of this year's Doctor Who season finale
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Reading Festival announces second new stage featuring live podcasts and interactive sets
Reading Festival has announced The Aux stage, which will see interactive talks, streams, live podcasts, and activities added to this year's bill
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Berkshire students take to the stand in regional mock trials final
Eight schools took part in the final, where they were joined by a school from Oxford and another from Hampshire in a mock trial competition
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From the Chamber: What Do We Stand For?
A new year starts for Reading Borough Council this month after one-third of Council seats were up for re-election, or one councillor per ward
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