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Read moreDetailsPeople's Emergency Briefing: Where to see it locally this autumn
Read moreDetailsReading Festival comes to town this week, you may have noticed.
Read moreDetailsA strip of land off a long residential road in Woodley which is owned by a council has been put up for sale.
Read moreDetailsLast week, our students who sat their A-level exams this summer received their results. This week, our GCSE students will do the same.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of older and disabled people in Reading were denied social care support last year, according to analysis published by the Liberal Democrats.
Read moreDetailsA showdown is looming over a plan for Reading Festival to have an extra day of music.
Read moreDetailsPlease spare a few minutes this week to complete our Community Safety Survey, which will help us determine the issues and locations to focus on
Read moreDetailsShining a spotlight on local pubs was one of three political campaign ideas floated by young people on a politics bootcamp with MP Olivia Bailey.
Read moreDetailsPM Andy Burnham has said that he is "confident" that two people convicted in the killing of PC Andrew Harper will not be released early
Read moreDetailsAt this time of year one of the things you notice as you walk around Reading is the quieter roads.
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