Doctor Who author delights young readers in Shinfield school
Young writers inspired to put pen to paper
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Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is reminding voters that they will need photo ID as they go to the polls on Thursday, May 2, for the borough and PCC elections
Read moreDetailsiWaste director Sam Mountain was invited as a key witness to address the parliamentary committee chaired by Philip Dunne MP.
Read moreDetailsTHE NUMBER of burglaries and robberies across Thames Valley Police has increased, while knife crime is down according to new figures released today
Read moreDetailsRestaurant chain KFC has added the Ultimate BBQ Burger to its menu for a limited period.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help locating Marek, 36, who was last seen at the Wokingham Waterside Centre on Sunday, April 28
Read moreDetailsFake adverts have popped up throughout the town calling for a ban on companies using fossil fuels and encouraging people to stop using airlines.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has backed calls for an end to new coal, oil and gas extraction for electricity generation.
Read moreDetailsAN impassioned plea was made by Reading parent facing homelessness as the council seeks to end a scheme aimed at giving renters a long-term home.
Read moreDetailsPLANS for a new family entertainment centre planned for Reading's Broad St. Mall have been revised.
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