VOTE 2024: Borough Elections live blog
TODAY, Reading went to the polls in the local elections. A total of 16 seats are up for grabs on Reading Borough Council - one in every ward. Twelve of...
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How Chris Tarrant came to host the Pride of Reading Awards … he’s not missed a single event
Andy Murrill was the editor of the Reading Evening Post, our predecessor, when the awards were launched and, with his deputy Hilary Scott, was the creative spark that brought the...
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Time to celebrate! Pride of Reading Awards launches its 20th anniversary in style
A CELEBRATION of Pride of Reading Awards past and present – and future – was held in the town centre to launch this year’s 20th anniversary awards. Nominations are now...
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University of Reading marks second annual Celebration Volunteering
The Celebration of Volunteering saw participants given awards to recognise their work both within the university and in the community
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Just 690 homes compensated by Thames Water despite five days of low water pressure across Reading
JUST 690 homes have received compensation from Thames Water after losing their water supply for five days earlier this year.
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Fundraising canoeists pass through Reading
Well-wishers cheer from Wokingham Waterside Centre
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EyeSite moving to Broad Street to continue 40 years of eye care
EyeSite on Friar Street has announced it is moving to premises on Broad Street after redevelopment began at the start of the year
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New figures show demand far outweighs supply for driving tests in south east
Learner driver insurers Marmalade have released statistics showing that demand exceeds supply for driving tests by more than 80% in the south east
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Tickets on sale for Glitch, RABBLE’s exploration of the Horizon Post Office Scandal
RABBLE Theatre is exploring the life of Pam Stubbs, a sub-postmistress at the Barkham Post Office for more than 20 years in a new production, Glitch
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today of May 2, 2024
Three ways to make Reading a better place thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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