AI creates what homes to replace Reading Link Retail Park could look like
A retail park in Reading could be transformed to provide around 200 homes.
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‘Boutique’ events venue and rooms applies for extended hours
A boutique events venue in Reading town centre could keep on serving revellers later at night if hours extensions are approved.
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Closed Reading pub could be taken over by clashing café chains
A closed pub in Reading could be taken over by clashing cafe chains.
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The challenges deaf people in Reading face – and how they can get support
The challenges deaf people in Reading face have been voiced, along with information on where they can go to get help and support.
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Pride of Reading Awards: Swings & Smiles presented with £7,000 cheque at Reading College
The true good that a community coming together can achieve was evident when the Swings & Smiles charity was invited to Reading College's The Kitchen
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Pint of Guinness in Reading ranks in top 10 most expensive in the UK
Reading has been found as the sixth most expensive UK city to grab a pint of Guinness this St Patrick's Day, according to new research.
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Uni of Reading: New study maps the difficult early life of chimp advert stars
A new study has uncovered the tumultuous early life of a chimpanzee that starred in iconic TV adverts from the 1970s.
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Shlomo’s Beatbox Adventure returns to South Street
Shlomo's Beatbox Adventure for Kids is showing at South Street Arts Centre on Saturday, May 3, at 2pm and again at 4pm.
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Easter Treats Box returns to The Lexicon
The Lexicon Easter Treats Box is back at The Lexicon until Sunday, April 6, to support families in the borough
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Police appeal for witnesses after sexual assault in Broad Street
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident of sexual assault in Reading.
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