Teenager arrested following altercation in Reading town centre
POLICE were called to Reading town centre this afternoon after an incident involving teenagers. Reading Today understands it involved youngsters ...
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Sushi restaurant gets approval for alcohol sales
A sushi restaurant in Reading town centre can serve alcohol after being given permission by Reading Borough Council.
Woman stabbed in neck as she sat outside Reading town centre church
A WOMAN in her forties was stabbed in the neck as she sat on a bench outside a Reading town ...
Police appeal for witnesses to a robbery in Reading
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a man in his thirties was the victim of a robbery in ...
Theologian Karen Armstrong to visit Reading to talk about the environment and the climate emergency
A RESPECTED theologian will be visiting Reading this Saturday to take part in a question and answer session about her ...
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