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I went to Woolworths and, from my pocket money, bought her a little bottle of the perfume Evening in Paris
Read moreDetailsI went to Woolworths and, from my pocket money, bought her a little bottle of the perfume Evening in Paris
Read moreDetailsWe are all too aware from daily headlines that the world is facing many challenges right now.
Read moreDetailsAt this time of year, with local elections upon us, I often find myself thinking about the things that set Reading apart from other places.
Read moreDetailsIt?s been a tough couple of years, and the challenges continue ? who would have expected war in Europe hot on the heels of the pandemic?
Read moreDetailsUnfortunately, Reading Borough Council has been run by the same tired Labour administration for most of the last 24 years.
Read moreDetailsSocial care services is probably the most life-changing and life-enhancing thing that Reading Council does. It?s also two-thirds of the annual budget
Read moreDetailsIn Holy Week we are called to unite ourselves and follow the way of the cross of Jesus which leads to the resurrection.
Read moreDetailsI really like buses. It?s not a passion but I am impressed by efficient, accessible, and affordable public transport. Funding will help us in Reading
Read moreDetails(Important advice, inspired by local graffiti !)
Read moreDetailsYou can vote Green knowing that they can win in Reading, and make a difference on the council, says Green councillor Jamie Whitham
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