Family Fun Day at Reading Station helps youngster have fun and stay safe
Reading station is playing host to a family fun day encouraging the use of public transport and explaining train safety today, Thursday, February 15
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Mystery surrounds disappearing ‘Catsy’
Catsy said: ".. a couple more may have appeared whilst I was out fixing them."
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A roar-some debut for new buses
The fleet will be running on the Reading Buses lion 4 and X4 routes between Reading and Bracknell, and through Wokingham.
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Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
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Plans for parish hall refurb
Plans have been submitted for planning approval for the refurbishment of Swallowfield Parish Hall.
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Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
Chortle for charity at a Woky Comedy Night
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Wokingham charity appeals for books and costumes to help families ahead of World Book Day
First Days charity: Books are key to children's futures
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Rubbish leaflet was a mistake
The leaflet had been mistakenly delivered to a small number of properties.
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Love Scrabble? Get to Woodley
Love scrabble? Get to Woodley
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Sick thieves steal hearts from half-term charity fundraiser
Where have all the hearts gone?
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