Call for action over accident black spot in Whitley following another collision
COUNCILLORS in Whitley are calling for action to be taken by a neighbouring council following another incident at a traffic blackspot.
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John Sykes Foundation donates £2,000 of support to Parenting Special Children
Parenting Special Children's Auticulate programme has seen a £2,000 contribution from The John Sykes Foundation
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Foodstore plan for Reading Retail Park after revamp to unit – and an extra lane for KFC drive through – given green light
A RETAIL park in west Reading is to receive a new look after planning permission was granted.
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Pints at the Select Car Leasing Stadium are forecast to cost £10.41 by 2030
FOR many footy fans, having a pint with the game is an important matchday ritual.
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Leap year fun day at Reading’s IKEA
NEXT Thursday's leap year day will be one of celebration for IKEA.
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++UPDATED++ More than 50 firefighters tackle blaze at former offices of Reading Evening Post
FOR 40 years, it was a cornerstone of Reading. Yesterday Tessa Towers – the affectionate nickname for the home of the Reading Evening Post – was once again a hive...
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Seven years on, preparatory work to make Three Tuns crossing safer is still continuing
PREPARATORY work to improve safety at a junction where a cyclist died seven years ago is continuing.
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Reading Rep’s The Importance of Being Oscar to see the return of artistic director Alastair Whatley
The Importance of Being Oscar is coming to Reading Repertory Theatre, Kings Road, from Thursday, May 23, until Saturday, June 8
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Thames Valley Police joining trial of new cameras that detect if motorists are driving without a seatbelt – or if they are on their phone
THAMES Valley Police is joining a new trial of cameras that can tell when a motorist is using their mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt
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Born in the year of the Dragon? Here’s how you can get a free drink this weekend
CELEBRATIONS for the lunar new year are continuing, and people who have been born in the year of the dragon can enjoy a free drink this weekend
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