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Think of all those picnics, He must have endured: "The food is make-believe 'n' I'm feeling ... rather bored!"
Read moreDetailsThink of all those picnics, He must have endured: "The food is make-believe 'n' I'm feeling ... rather bored!"
Read moreDetailsLeo and I went to visit my Aunty Ruth last week. She lives in a small picturesque village in Oxfordshire, surrounded by fields and farmland.
Read moreDetailsFreya does tend to pong a bit, A Labrador's coat is ... oily, And she's a voracious snacker, First the cake and then the doily.
Read moreDetailsCROWDS will flock to Woodley on Saturday evening for the switching-on of its Christmas lights
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsREADING Indian Community came together on Saturday, November 11, for a fun-filled Diwali celebration.
Read moreDetailsIT WAS the challenge of a lifetime, and it was all in honour of their friend 'Geordie'.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the public took to the South Reading Community Centre on Saturday, November 11, for a retrospective event looking back at wartime Whitley.
Read moreDetailsTWO COMMUNITY groups are set to empower women at its upcoming gender-based violence (GBV) conference.
Read moreDetailsA HOME is being sought for a dog who loves toys and cuddles.
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