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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to bring a year of inclusive concerts to Reading
Residency at The Hexagon ensures the town can enjoy world class music
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Community
Hundreds step out under the stars for Sue Ryder
Starlight Hike Thames Valley brings families together to remember loved ones
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Have yourself a jazzy little Christmas with Art Themen
A festive concert in Wokingham will raise money for Wokingham In Need
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All Saints Church will light candles for departed loved ones
Families are invited to remember
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Make a Christmas wreath to decorate your home
A creative WADE fundraiser will support older people in the borough
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Man fined for ignoring enforcement warnings
Simon McNiffe admitted to two charges of breaching enforcement notices.
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Charity golf day drives record donations for Sue Ryder hospice
Fundraiser honours the memory of Reading man James Sturgess
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First Days offers joy and magic to families this Christmas
Join their festive fundraiser to help make it happen
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Me2Club offers a tasty Reading quiz on Wednesday
Enjoy pizza with games and a bar
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Davey calls on “sinking ship” Thames Water to rule out increases
The leader of the Liberal Democrats Ed Davey has called for Thames Water to rule out further bill increases this year.
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