Reading hospital praised for highest standards of patient care for its endoscopy service
AN INDEPENDENT regulatory body has given a clean bill of health to a Reading hospital's endoscopy service
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The graffiti of ancient pilgrims, as seen in Reading
If you want to learn what our ancestors drew and why they drew it, without the aid of spray paint, then pop along to St James Church
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Green roof for Reading town centre development will also be blue
A NEW housing development featuring an estimated 400 apartments could be built in Reading town centre if plans are approved
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Are You Listening? Festival announces full line-up for its warm-up gig
ARE YOU Listening? is set to return to celebrate its 10th year of festivities in May, and has announced who will be performing at its warm-up show. Headliners Dream Wife...
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Police appeal for witnesses to Kenavon Drive robbery
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a robbery at around 3pm on Sunday, March 12, in Kenavon Drive
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Council gives Rowe Court replacement developments green light following demolition
Following the demolition of what remained at the site, the council has now green-lit proposals to rebuild on the site at a planning committee meeting
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Man convicted of sexual assault and intentional strangulation
Adam Gerezgher was found guilty of sexual assault, intentional strangulation, and committing an offence with intent to commit a sexual offence
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UTC Reading awarded Gold Level accolade for quality in careers provisions
The college has been awarded the Gold Level accolade in the national Quality in Careers Standard, having previously held the award twice before
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New homes approved for site of former Reading Central Swimming Pool despite concerns over lack of light
New homes can be built on the site of Reading Central Swimming Pool in west Reading after planning permission was granted.
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RAIL STRIKES: Only travel if necessary this Thursday and Saturday warns train firm.
A NEW round of train strikes will be held on Thursday, March 16, and Saturday, March 18, and South Western Railway is urging passengers to stay away
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