Can’t Stop Talking: Gyles Brandreth brings his latest live show to The Hexagon
Gyles Brandreth is bringing his latest live show, Can't Stop Talking, to the venue when he goes on tour in October
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Thames Valley Police seeking to return recovered phones to original owners
Police are looking to reunite stolen phones with their original owners after they were recovered from what police believe was a series of thefts
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Households without direct relationships to suppliers due £400 of support for bills
Households without a direct relationship to a domestic electricity supplier will be eligible to apply for support from the government with their bills
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STICKING AROUND: Reading University chemist wins fellowship to help drugs adhere in wet environments
A UNIVERSITY of Reading professor has won a prestigious fellowship grant to support new drug development.
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March dementia cafe in Shinfield
A BERKSHIRE charity is inviting those with dementia and their carers to attend a monthly support meeting.
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Police’s Community Fund of more than £100,000 given to organisations across the Thames Valley
The PCC, Matthew Barber, and the Chief Constable, John Campbell, have awarded more than £105,000 to groups around Berkshire
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Easter litter pick in Shinfield
SHINFIELD Parish Council is inviting residents to take part in its annual litter pick.
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A UNIVERSITY of Reading talk will explore how public spaces are monitored using artificial intelligence on Tuesday, March 7.
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Easter egg hunt in Barkham
CHILDREN in Barkham are set to enjoy an Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 9.
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Deadline approaches for Uni volunteer nominations
STUDENTS, staff and alumni from the University of Reading are being recognised for their outstanding volunteering work.
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