RaW Sounds Today: Hawkwind, Queen of Between, shallowdaze
Those masters of the psychedelic universe, Hawkwind, landed in Reading last week at the Hexagon.
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Blandy & Blandy helps to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Society
The law firm has helped to raise close to half a million pounds in future income for Alzheimer's Society.
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Reading town centre assault: Man charged over knife incident
A man has been charged following an assault in Reading town centre in which two men were injured.
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Investigation reveals key failing in how rapist was granted Bracknell taxi licence
An investigation into how the former mayor's rapist son got a taxi licence in Bracknell has concluded.
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This iconic Wokingham building could be yours for £150,000
The guide price for the lot is listed as £150,000, plus fees.
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Wokingham Positive Difference: The local group that’s quietly transformed hundreds of organisations
Wokingham Positive Difference celebrates a decade of connections in the borough
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Naturally Speaking: Elms Field’s electric vehicle and e-bike event
A free event is open to all
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Help name Dinton’s living willow caterpillar
A new resident has appeared at Dinton Pastures in Hurst, and it needs a name.
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Find a warm welcome in July at CLASP Wokingham
Visitors are invited to drop into the group's coffee shop
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Wokingham Lions Club presents end of year awards at Charter Lunch
Members celebrate 52 years of club commitment to the community
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