A CAROL singing celebration held in Reading last week has raised nearly £20,000 for a charity that works with some of Reading's vulnerable residents
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Read moreDetailsA police cordon has been put in place covering Market Square following an undisclosed incident with Thames Valley Police officers attending the scene
Read moreDetailsThe council is taking consultation on its proposals for further restrictions regarding houses of multiple occupancy to help preserve communities
Read moreDetailsVivek Gurav is travelling to a different city or location every day for 30 days on foot, jogging and picking up litter as he goes
Read moreDetailsFollowing the doubling of the council's small grants fund to £200,000, next year will see a number of projects and organisations given funding boosts
Read moreDetailsA BOOK created by a Reading author is currently being turned into a movie due to be released this time next year
Read moreDetailsPROPOSALS to demolish Reading's driving test centre, which is currently in use by learner drivers, and replace it with flats, has been rejected
Read moreDetailsA man who lets a home in Southcote has accused Reading Borough Council of lying over the need to install 'fire risk' windows
Read moreDetailsREADING FC penned an open letter ahead of the World Cup Final to former loanee Emi Martinez who went on to help Argentina win the 2022 World Cup
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