Pride of Reading Awards nominations: Trevor Goodall at New Life Special Care Babies – Charity of the Year
Trevor Goodall, who founded New Life Special Care Babies, has been nominated for a Charity of the Year
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The Pride of Reading Awards nominations: Martin Butler – The Chris Tarrant Award
Martin Butler who has dedicated decades to support local charities and the Royal Berkshire Hospital, has been put forward for the award
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The Pride of Reading Awards nominations: Carolyn Wildman – Community Champion
A COMPASSIONATE carer who supports households through collecting and distributing food has been put forward for the Community Champion award
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Running out of Time: Climate baton relay makes Reading stop en route to Parliament Square
A 32-day relay made a stop in Reading on Friday, July 7, to inspire people to protect the planet and take action to reach net zero.
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Reading celebrates its disabled community with Disability Pride Day
The event on Broad Street included live music, a comedy set from Helen Bryant, and a theatrical production from Rank & File
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Speed bumps approved for roads off Berkeley Avenue
Speed bumps will be coming to two residential streets near a busy road in Reading despite some neighbours saying they are 'unnecessary'
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Best-selling Bourbon BBQ Sriracha special returns to Reading’s Honest Burgers for a limited time
A NEW burger celebrating the American South was launched, appropriately, on independence day ? July 4.
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Sir Alok knighted by King Charles III
READING West MP, Sir Alok Sharma, was knighted by King Charles III on Tuesday morning.
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Saturday-ja vu: The 1975 confirmed to replace Lewis Capaldi at Reading Festival
Festival Republic has confirmed that The 1975 are returning to Reading Festival to replace Capaldi, who pulled out of the event due to health issues
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RBH faces £2 million repair bill for dry rot and subsidence on its Reading site
The Royal Berkshire Healthcare Trust is spending nearly £2 million on urgent repairs to its hospital in Reading
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