FROM THE LEADER: The impact of community groups
One of the most rewarding aspects of my role as the Leader of the Council is seeing the incredible impact that many community and voluntary groups do
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Weddings and moor: The Narrowboat celebrates its unique features in first month since refresh
The Narrowboat in Reading, formerly The Bel & Dragon, has seen weddings, and even punters arriving by boat for its first month since the refresh
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Reading Business Improvement District launches new food and drink map
THE READING Business Improvement District has released a new map of places to eat and drink in Reading, listing more than 140 locations
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FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR: Your invite to discover the Natural History Museum’s plans for Reading
As an archaeologist, I have a soft spot for looking into the past. Understanding what shaped our history is key to planning for our future
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Pop Classics launches brick-and-mortar store in Caversham’s Church Street
A new record store is set to open in Caversham on Thursday, Sep 7, as an online music merchant is set to launch its first bricks-and-mortar branch
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Thames Water plans include draining water from Thames, replacing it with treated effluent, despite objections
THAMES Water is set to go ahead with plans which will see it pump treated sewage into the River Thames, despite objections
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The University of Reading: September heat records could be smashed as heatwave set to continue
The University of Reading has said that records could be broken for September temperatures as forecasts show a heatwave is set to continue this week
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West Reading garage given approval to sell alcohol 24 hours a day
A PETROL station in West Reading will now be able to serve alcohol 24 hours a day.
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We’re putting the band back together … Lower Earley care home resident Valerie returns to Salvation Army to help the band play much-loved hymns
Valerie Handord did jump at the chance to play her cornet with the Salvation Army band on Oxford Road in Reading
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Council consulting on plans to expand chimney smoke ban across the whole of Reading
Proposals would see the Smoke Control Areas (SCA), which penalises the use of smoke-generating fuel, expanded to cover the whole borough
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