Fewer items needing clearing following Reading Festival, says Herts for Refugees
Refugee support charity Herts for Refugees says numbers "are reducing" of items left at Reading Festival following the post-event clean up
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Arcade plans opening in Reading’s Broad St Mall
An arcade and family entertainment centre is set to take over an empty unit in Broad Street Mall that was once home to a fashion retailer.
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Emergency services called following security alert at university – thankfully a false alarm
TWO buildings at the University of Reading's Whiteknights campus were closed briefly on Friday, so reports of a suspect package could be investigated
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Calendar Girls The Musical: warm, witty and wonderful, it’s a must-see
Calendar Girls The Musical: warm, witty and wonderful, it's a must-see
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University of Reading ranks fourth in South East
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is the fourth best university in the South East.
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Little Heath School awarded Green Flag accreditation, just a year after establishing Eco-Committee
Little Heath School in Tilehurst, Reading, has been awarded international accreditation for their environmental efforts
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Caversham man’s lifetime collection of model trains are on the right tracks to sell for more than £40,000 at a Wokingham auction
One man's lifetime collection of model trains is set to come under the hammer in Wokingham next week.
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Reading’s Nags Head is one of 30 bars across the country gearing up for Collabageddon, while in Wokingham head to The Outhouse for something special from Elusive Brewing
IT is the ultimate beer crawl with specially brewed beers from all over the country - and all sampled from one seat.
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Reading Festival arrests slightly up from last year, but remains close to five-year average
With 48 arrests made around this year's events, numbers of Reading Festival arrests are slightly up from last year, but remain around 5-year level
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Investigation launched into alleged illegal spray painting site at Tilehurst
An investigation has been launched into a car wash and spraypainting business in Tilehurst.
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