Major disruptions expected all day on trains between London Waterloo to Reading
National Rail have confirmed that major disruptions are expected all day on trains operating from London Waterloo to Reading due to a signal failure.
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Reading conference showcases waste and recycling best practice
Re3 welcomes more than 80 UK delegates
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Two Sallys bring ‘nearly Queen Matilda’s story to life
Read about a woman who fought to become England's first female monarch
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Shaun the Sheep sculptures invade Reading as residents join fun trail
12 giant Shaun the Sheep sculptures have flocked to Reading this summer.
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Worries over ‘well-intentioned’ workers’ rights
New policy it is likely to financially impact local employers.
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re3 partners with First Days
The initiative will provide convenient drop-off locations for school uniform donations at re3 recycling centres.
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Bluebird carer wins National Dementia Care Award
Homecare service celebrates KK's outstanding achievement
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Five absolutely unmissable acts coming to Reading Festival this summer
With Reading Festival just weeks away, here are five unmissable acts among this year's bill of heavy-hitters
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Emergency alert testing in September
The government will be running a national test on Sunday, September 7.
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The sky’s the limit for law firm
Blandy & Blandy has become an affiliate member of Air Ambulances UK.
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