Washing machine fire in Reading flat
The incident took place at 10.30pm on Wednesday, March 27, at a home in Castle Hill, Reading
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Firefighters need three hours to tackle blaze on Reading industrial estate
Crews were called to a building in Boulton Road on Wednesday, March 27, just after 11.15pm.
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Battery fire in Smelly Alley shop
Lithium-ion batteries in a shop caught fire, and crews needed to tackle the blaze using a hose reel.
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Future of Cemetery Junction Arch uncertain amid masonry concerns
Fences have been put up around the Cemetery Junction arch amid concerns for the safety of the masonry as the future of the building looks uncertain
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GWR on Reading’s rail delays: ‘We share passengers’ concerns’
A RAIL operator says it shares the concerns of passengers after delays to journeys were caused by problems to the electrical power cables. On Monday, March 25, passengers were left...
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Easter Bunny is on two wheels as Thames Vale Vultures return with their annual egg run
Kind-hearted bikers once again rode around on Good Friday to deliver some Easter joy, thanks to the Thames Vale Vultures egg run
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Recurring Dreamcoat: Josephs reunite to celebrate the musical with third tour
Dreamcoat Stars is returning for its 3rd UK tour, combining music from broadway musicals and classic chart-toppers
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NHS celebrates uptake of prescription and appointment management since launch of new app features
The NHS has released new figures which show that nearly 3 million people have used their app to manage their subscriptions since the feature's launch
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Thames Valley Positive Support podcast nominated for national radio award
Thames Valley Positive Support's HIV Podcast has been nominated for an Audio & Radio Industry Award
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Retail complex in Reading to be turned into 1,000 apartments after Government overrules council’s rejection
The Reading Station Shopping Park, to the north of Reading Station, will become a mixture of apartments, offices and retail space.
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