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FOR 40 years, it was a cornerstone of Reading. Yesterday Tessa Towers – the affectionate nickname for the home of ...
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Former Reading Evening Post HQ to become entertainments venue
PLANS to turn the site of our predecessor, the Reading Evening Post, into an entertainment venue is moving forward.
Former newspaper HQ set to deliver music and food
Plans to transform the old Reading Evening Post headquarters are moving ahead.
Online news provider Berkshire Live to cease publishing next week
ONLINE news provider Berkshire Live is to cease publishing today, a move that has led Reading East MP to call ...
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