Private hire taxi drivers launch new trade union for Reading, after accusing council of fobbing them off
A new union for taxi drivers in Reading has launched after drivers accused the council of 'fobbing them off'.
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Festive treat returns to burger company’s menu – and yes, it’s available in their Reading branch
CHRISTMAS is all about tradition, and a burger restaurant with a branch in Reading town centre has brought back one of its festive favourites.
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Awards presented to town’s greatest unsung heroes as Pride of Reading returns for 2022 celebration
READING did us proud at the annual celebration of its greatest unsung heroes.
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BBC Introducing kicks off Artists in Residence with 2023 line-up
BBC BERKSHIRE has announced its new BBC Introducing artists in residence scheme, showcasing Berkshire's musical talent in fortnightly gigs
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Reading student competes in the inaugural OneSchool Global debate
Sam Woolgar, a Year 13 pupil at the Reading campus of OneSchool Global, was joined by fellow pupils from the school for the inaugural Great Debate
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The Holly and the driving … emergency services team up to launch annual anti-drink and drug driving campaign with one clear message: ‘Don’t be selfish – don’t drink and drive’
DON'T be selfish this festive season ? don't drink and drive, or drive while under the influence of drugs.
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Santa tells tall tales at the Biscuit Factory
Front Room Theatre has teamed up with Tell Tale Presents and actor Natalie Wilcox to produce two Christmas-themed events with Santa
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Reading Uni professor nominated for archaeology award
Dr Gabor Thomas, associate professor of archaeology at the University of Reading, has been nominated for the Current Archaeology accolade
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Reading libraries teams up with BFI to explore Chinese British communities and culture
Reading Library Services is exploring the stories, crafts, and reflections on the history of British Chinese communities with the British Library,
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PACT carol concert at Reading Minster
READING Minster will be welcoming a celebratory concert in aid of PACT, with readings, performances, and reflections on PACT's support work
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