Council issues warning and recall as counterfeit toys could pose danger risk
HUNDREDS of potentially unsafe children's 'squishy' toys have been seized from shops in Reading amid concerns that they may not comply with UK safety.
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Reading landmark needs hundreds of thousands of pounds to stay standing
Hundreds of thousands of pounds are needed to keep a landmark in Reading standing.
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Reading roundabout chaos as roadworks cause huge queues near M4
Roadworks at a busy roundabout are causing long queues of traffic for drivers in Reading.
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Reading venue at centre of shocking attempted murder could reopen under new name
A bar at the centre of an attempted murder in Reading is set to be replaced with a new venue.
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Reading FC Community Trust’s incredible £21m impact revealed
Reading Football Club has paid tribute to Reading FC Community Trust
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‘Land grab’ or ‘excellent’? Mixed reaction to huge new council taking shape
There have been mixed reactions in the area as a new Ridgeway Council is set to be created in the coming years.
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Reading’s former library faces major change after being left empty
The former main library in Reading is set to be sealed off to deter intruders after the successful opening of a new facility last month.
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New art campaign is tackling homelessness through urban art
The "I Was Here" installation, created by homelessness charity St Mungo's in partnership with artist Luke Embden, is currently live on King Street.
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Reading MP welcomes new PM’s tax cut announcement for household electricity bills
Reading Central MP Matt Rodda has said Burnham's tax cut to household electricity bills will 'make a real difference' to people in Reading.
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Get Set: Biscuit Factory teams with Framespotting for film competition
The 48-Hour Film Challenge, a collaboration between Reading Biscuit Factory and Framespotting, is kicking off on August 17. Applications are now open
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