University of Reading reveals major plans to host events on campus
The University of Reading has revealed major plans to hold events on its campus that needs approval from the council.
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Football round-up: Westwood Wanderers take huge step towards title
Westwood Wanderers took a huge step to securing the Thames Valley Premier League title.
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Sponsorship boost for football awards
Support for the 'feel-good football night of the year'.
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Winnersh man charged with attempted murder following serious assault in Reading
A man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder following an incident in Reading last week.
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Easter Eggs delivered to Wokingham Foodbank by Reading Consulting staff
Earley Town Council has thanked staff at URM Consulting in Reading after they delivered 56 Easter eggs to the Town Counci's Helpshop
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Next generation of digital talent discover career paths at Data Centre World
A group of technical students from UTC Reading (part of the Activate Learning Education Trust) following a pioneering education programme
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Cemetery Arch closed to the public for safety reasons
The arch in Cemetery Junction has been closed to the public for safety reasons following advice by structural engineers
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Football round-up: Three wins on the bounce for Wokingham Town,
Seventeen-year-old Jaden Odama scored his first senior goal.
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Naturally speaking April 3
Environmental news and views
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Young people of all abilities can sing with Berkshire Music Trust
Youngsters with complex needs can make music online
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