RBH warning: Relentless demand means only visit A&E if it is a life-threatening emergency
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Ruben Selles believes Reading ‘changed the momentum’ in their draw against Cheltenham
Reading manager Ruben Selles said that his side changed the momentum in their 2-2 draw against Cheltenham on Thursday evening after going behind early on in the first half. He...
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Cheltenham 2-2 Reading: Mukairu saves Reading as they draw on the road
Paul Mukairu saved Reading on the road as they picked up a point thanks to his first-half stoppage-time goal. After going two-nil down in the first 40 minutes, the Royals...
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: September sees Reading take Pride, the Bel & Dragon get a new look and enjoy a vegan festival
A love of coffee inspired Mac Dsouza to open a coffee shop in Castle Street. Filter House Coffee uses chicory to create an incredible taste
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Have your say on council budget
Reading council is currently holding a public consultation into its medium term financial strategy.
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Three car collision on M4
EMERGENCY services were called to a collision on the M4 just before Christmas.
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Morris Men delight the crowds
A tradition that sees marauding knights alongside Father Christmas wielding a sword was performed across Wokingham during the festive season.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Why we printed a blank front page in July, Readipop was windy, and a Team GB rower teamed up with Dave Kitson
In a bid to give a good summary of the situation Reading FC was in, our front page of July 6 was blank
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: August is a month of music with Reading Festival, a mela and a carnival
A celebration of gin and rum came to the University of Reading's Great Hall.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Royals protests in October see balls on the pitch
Making the cover of our October 5 issue was the first on-pitch protest from Royals fans. They dressed in black and threw tennis balls on the pitch.
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