Tortilla in Reading among restaurants giving away half a million burritos today
A restaurant in Reading is one of many around the country celebrating World Burrito Day by giving away half a ...
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Plan for flats above new tech shop in Reading town centre
The owner of a Reading town centre store wants to convert the first and second floors of the building into ...
Here we glow again: Reading Lantern Parade to light up Broad Street
After last year's inaugural event, Reading Business Improvement District is bringing back the lantern parade celebrating light and love in ...
Reading town centre department store hopes to hold wine tasting and cocktail making sessions
A DEPARTMENT store in the town centre hopes to host wine tastings and cocktail making sessions if Reading Borough Council ...
Toys R Us to return to Reading’s Broad Street this summer in new partnership with WHSmith
A MUCH-LOVED toy store is returning to Reading town centre as one of nine new branches in the country
Woman left with bruising after an attack outside Christmas store in Reading’s town centre
A WOMAN Christmas shopping in Reading town centre was left with bruising after she was dragged out of a store, ...
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