Police appeal for witnesses following attempted rape at Norcot Hill Cemetery
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after an attempted rape in Reading. At around 9.10pm on Wednesday, October 25, ...
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Bakery drive-thru plans could still happen
A Greggs drive-thru could still be built in Reading despite previous plans being rejected.
Labour win by-election in Reading’s Norcot ward
Labour has held on to a seat in Reading as a by-election was called following the death of a councillor.
Reading’s newest councillor has laid out her priorities following her by-election win.
Reading's newest councillor has laid out her priorities following her by-election win.
VOTE 2023: Norcot
2023 result LABOUR HOLD 2022 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/9829755/ Polling stations St George`s Church and Church Centre, St George’s Road, Tilehurst ...
Faith Christian Group launches Pantry at Norcot Mission Church to tackle cost of living
Norcot Mission Church unveils its new pantry service, aiming to tackle food poverty with the subscription service open to needy ...
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