Seven decades of sound: Wreckless Eric to headline at Face Bar, marking 70 years in music
Wreckless Eric is celebrating his 70th year in music, including a show at Face Bar in September
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Joint statement released by Reading Borough Council, Refugee Support Group, and Alliance for Cohesion and Race Equality
A JOINT statement has been released by Reading Borough Council, Reading Refugee Support Group, and the Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality amid continued unrest across the country. Cllr Liz...
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‘Violence and disorder will not be tolerated’: Police and Crime Commissioner releases new statement on ‘deeply concerning’ unrest across the UK
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has released a further statement regarding possible unrest in the county
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‘No place for far-right violence on our streets’: Earley and Woodley MP Yuan Yang releases statement
Early and Woodley MP Yuan Yang has released a statement amid continued protests around the country, saying there is "no place for far-right violence"
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Reading Muslim group calls for peace, urges members not to take part in counter-protests to avoid ‘escalation’
A COMMUNITY group in Reading has discouraged members from taking part in counter-protests to avoid "escalation" amid rioting and protests across the country. Reading Muslim, a network group for Muslims...
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Return of the sun: Summer festival returns to the Rising Sun Arts Centre
The Rising Sun Arts Centre is once again set to host a day of live music in its annual festival on Saturday, August 10
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re3 releases summer waste advice to minimise environmental impact
The waste partnership for Reading, Wokingham, and Bracknell Forest, re3, has provided tips to help enjoy the summer responsibly
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Reading Legal Walk to return for 9th year this September
Next month, lawyers and colleagues will take part in the yearly event raising funds for free legal advice agencies in Reading
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Reading Mela 2024: Spectacular community event attracts over 5,000 attendees
The community came alive this past weekend with a vibrant and colorful Mela that drew more than 5,000 attendees from across the regionn
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Thames Water could be fined more than £100 million in largest ever Ofwat investigation into sewage spills
Thames Water is one of three water providers which could be fined in one of the largest ever investigations by regulators into performance
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