READING is now the birthplace of the first truly 100% British chocolate bar in nearly a century. The University of Reading has created the first bar of chocolate using only...
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Read moreDetailsStudents at Leighton Park in Reading are celebrating another rise in top A* grades, with leavers securing places at the country's leading universities
Read moreDetailsStudents at Little Heath School are celebrating after securing strong A Level and vocational results
Read moreDetailsStudents at Highdown School and Sixth Form Centre in Reading are celebrating some of the school's best results
Read moreDetailsStudents at Theale Green School are celebrating after receiving their A Level and vocational qualification results
Read moreDetailsStudents at UTC Reading are celebrating after receiving their A Level and Level 3 technical qualification results
Read moreDetailsPM Andy Burnham has said that he is "confident" that two people convicted in the killing of PC Andrew Harper will not be released early
Read moreDetailsGreat Western Railway and Network Rail have said that reductions in services on many routes are expected as temperatures soar today
Read moreDetailsThe Met Office has issued the warning as temperatures in Reading are set to reach as high as 35° Celsius, with overnight temperatures as high as 20°.
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