Reading pub The Narrowboat to host a laugh on the canal
IT'S NOT quite laugh on the ocean wave, but it's on the canal ? does that count?
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Tesco grant helps Reading pupils grow their own food
Tesco grant helps Reading pupils grow their own food
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Memories from a Mod who was there
Memories from a Mod who was there
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Green Park gets even greener
Green Park gets even greener
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Berkshire Rescue BLSAR: desperate search for a new home
Berkshire Rescue BLSAR: desperate search for a new home
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Why Reading’s new library won’t be lending books
Reading's new library of things can save money and space
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Art exhibition in east Reading this weekend
ARTISTS and photographers will be showcasing their creativity this weekend.
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Dorchester Abbey’s art exhibition has become a shrine to Alexei Navalny
Dorchester Abbey's art exhibition has become a shrine to Alexei Navalny
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Plan to replace Coley garages with seven homes
A landowner has applied to replace seven garages with seven homes.
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Revised plan submitted to convert Tilehurst flats into homes
A plan to convert flats into two self-contained homes in Tilehurst has been resubmitted.
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