‘Mum in a million’ to open Race for Life
People of all ages and abilities are welcome to take part in Race for Life at Prospect Park on Liebenrood ...
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Tesco grant helps Reading pupils grow their own food
Tesco grant helps Reading pupils grow their own food
Permission granted to Tesco for alcohol sales … but the store won’t open in Reading until 2025
A NEW convenience store will be able to sell alcohol when it opens for business, but it needs to be ...
New Tesco blue token scheme launches in Reading, offering schools help with their healthy projects
Staff and pupils in Reading are backing a £5million scheme aimed at giving youngsters a fulfilling future
Tesco Hosts Coronation Treat Party in Honour of King Charles III
Tesco is set to host a Coronation Treat Party on Friday, May 5.
A FRUIT-ILE SEARCH: Expert explains supermarkets’ fruit and veg emergency
MANY shoppers have struggled to find their favourite fruits and vegetables in recent days, with many store shelves appearing barren.
Reading Tesco store to spread festive cheer thanks to The Christmas Party
FESTIVE cheer is coming to a Reading supermarket, thanks to The Christmas Party.
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