Yes, you can take your dog to see Santa
THEY are very much part of our lives, so it's no wonder that we want them to take part in ...
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Fire crews tackle early morning blaze in Reading town centre
FirFIRE CREWS were called to a blaze in central Reading earlier this month.
Cash stolen from home in Tilehurst
THIEVES broke into a home in Tilehurst last week and police are appealing for help to try and catch them.
CCTV images of man police believe could help their investigation into Coley Park burglaries
CCTV images have been released by Thames Valley Police as they seek to solve a series of burglaries in the ...
Reading resident Maria tops Beat The Street following cancer treatment
A Reading resident who was diagnosed with thyroid cancer earlier this year has taken the top spot in a town-wide ...
Long-term health concerns raised over quality of food served at asylum hotels
ASYLUM hotel residents have raised concerns over the quality of the food they are being provided and the impact it ...
Reading Buses offers free travel to armed forces over Remembrance weekend
MEMBERS of the Armed Forces, past and present, will be able to travel free of charge on Reading Buses this ...
Santa Claus prepares to take up residence at Broad St. Mall
A SPECIAL guest is preparing to take up residence in Reading ahead of the festive season, and is looking forward ...
UTC Reading student awarded prestigious scholarship
A former UTC Reading student has been awarded a sought-after engineering scholarship
Pub flats plan withdrawn
Plans to replace a long-closed Reading pub with flats has been withdrawn.
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