Two-week road closure at Target Junction – by Broad St. Mall in Reading town centre – for kerb replacement works
DIVERSIONS will be in place in Reading town centre to allow work to take place at a busy through route.
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Arts and science: Medical photo gallery opens in Broad Street Mall
A PHOTOGRAPHY exhibition has opened in Reading, showcasing some of Thames Valley's cutting-edge NHS research.
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FROM THE LEADER: Celebrating the opening of Rivermead, Reading’s new flagship leisure centre
This week heralded the much-anticipated opening of our town's new flagship leisure centre at Rivermead
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Reading has a thing for the gym … here’s how many we have per 100,000 residents
IT APPEARS that the Ding has a thing for the gym.
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Reading FC sign Amadou Mbengue to new contract
READING FC has confirmed that Amadou Mbengue has signed a new contract with the club.
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Police appeal for witnesses following collision with pedestrian in Vastern Road
At around 5.45pm a grey VW Polo and a pedestrian who ran across the pedestrian crossing on Vastern Road, near TGI Fridays
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Eight arrested as police clamp down on human trafficking of children and drug dealing
POLICE have arrested a number of people from the Reading area as they seek to clamp down on human trafficking of children and the drug dealing.
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Drag Family Reunion: Bar 77 celebrates the summer with Big drag bash
The Big Drag Collective came together for the summer party, with group founder and resident performer Big Jay hosting
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Residents keen to divert attention away from Hall Farm as potential RBH relocation site
A CAMPAIGN group has raised concerns over the Royal Berkshire Hospital's potential move to a greenfield site.
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Reading-based charity helping men recover from drug and alcohol addiction receives grant from The John Sykes Foundation
A CHARITY that helps men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction to start living in the community again has been given a grant to help its work
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