‘They’ll show that Reading deserves a football team on Saturday’: Royals fans stage march 40 years on from Maxwell protest
Saturday, October 28 will see fans of Reading Football Club take another stand against owner Dai Yongge.
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Activists stage vigil outside Reading Crown Court as part of Defend Our Juries campaign
TODAY, Monday, September 25, activists in Reading joined many around the country in staging a silent vigil at Reading Crown ...
Activists call for cleaner water in second week of protests at Thames Water
Protestors rallied outside the Thames Water HQ calling for the end to sewage outletting in waterways for the second time ...
Extinction Rebellion stages protest outside Thames Water HQ in Reading
Activitsts staged a protest against sewage outletting at the Thames Water Headquarters in Reading on Monday, March 13
Unions set to “demand better” in Forbury Gardens rally
Reading Trades Union Council and Reading Resists are organising a protest and have laid out six key demands
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