One Station Hill nears completion and aims to welcome people from early next year
New images have been released showing how a 16-storey skyscraper will change the skyline of Reading.
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We’re putting the band back together … Lower Earley care home resident Valerie returns to Salvation Army to help the band play much-loved hymns
Valerie Handord did jump at the chance to play her cornet with the Salvation Army band on Oxford Road in Reading
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Film with Q&A to be screened at Reading Biscuit Factory to explore Nazis’ persecution of Austrian Jews
A SHORT film featuring an interview with a man who survived two concentration camps before finding safety in England is to be screened in Reading
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Plans to create new shopfront on unused portion of existing buildings in Reading street
AN APPLICATION has been submitted to create a new shopfront for a Reading building.
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Council consulting on plans to expand chimney smoke ban across the whole of Reading
Proposals would see the Smoke Control Areas (SCA), which penalises the use of smoke-generating fuel, expanded to cover the whole borough
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Reading man sentenced to jail for possession of Class A drugs
Derek Sardo, aged 24 and of Kennet Side, Ride, pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class A
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Police appeal for witnesses after man threatens passers-by with knife on Oxford Road
Police are appealing for witnesses to a public order incident after a man was seen threatening others with a knife in Reading
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The Oracle’s department stores could be turned into three units each if shake-up approved by Reading Borough Council
COUNCILLORS in Reading are this week expected to approve a major shake-up of The Oracle shopping centre.
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Two sentenced for drug offences in Reading after nearly £2,000 of Class A drugs found
Two men have been sentenced to jail time for drug offences following a Thames Valley Police investigation in Reading
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A33 roadworks to see lane closures and diversions in Reading this week
A MOTORWAY junction and main road in and out of South Reading is to see lane closures and diversions this week.
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