FROM THE LEADER: Improving Reading’s school buildings
Children will soon be returning to their classrooms after the long summer holidays and behind the scenes work
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Whitley street signs hit with England flag graffiti
Road signs have been hit with red England flag graffiti in Reading at night as part of Operation Raise the Colours.
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Reading offices set to be converted into more than 100 flats
A huge office building in Reading town centre is set to be converted into more than 100 flats.
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Town centre cycle hub in Reading scrapped in favour of other secure bike projects
A hub for people to store their bikes securely in Reading town centre has been scrapped in favour of other cycle security projects across the town.
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Reading Pride returns with Jordan Gray headlining Love Unites Festival
Reading Pride returns to the town on Saturday, bringing live music, performances, and drag as well as the usual Pride Parade
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Tilehurst death ‘not suspicious’; arrested man released without charge
An unexplained death in Tilehurst last week has been determined as not suspicious, and the man arrested has now been released without charge
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Overhyped nonsense or pop perfection? The truth about Chappell Roan’s performance at Reading Festival 2025
Chappell Roan took to the Main Stage at Reading Festival last Friday night and drew an audaciously big crowd,
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Readi, Set, Go: Readipop lays out set times as Fiesta approaches
Reading is gearing up for the return of ReadiPop?in its more streamlined form? this September, featuring The Amazons, Roni Size, and The Primitives
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Thames Water: 5 million litres saved since hosepipe ban
One month after putting a hosepipe ban in place, Thames Water has released figures on water reduction?around 5 million litres a day
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NHS launches medical waste reduction campaign
The NHS has launched a campaign urging people to help reduce prescription medicines waste across Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, and Berkshire West.
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