Police hunt suspects after spate of vehicle thefts in Twyford and Charvil
Police are investigating a series of vehicle thefts in Twyford, Charvil and surrounding areas which officers believe may be linked.
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Hongkongers mark Tiananmen Square massacre
More than 200 residents from across the country attended a vigil at Reading Minster.
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Favourites return for Henley Literary Festival’s 20th edition
Several of its most popular speakers are returning, alongside some exciting first timers.
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Hall & Woodhouse named as Best Places to Work employer for third year
Hall & Woodhouse is a family-owned company that has about.150 pubs across the south.
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Reform UK’s Bracknell chief admits ChatGPT created images in controversial campaign
The chair of Reform UK in Bracknell has admitted to using AI to create photos of the town for a poster.
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Shoplifter sentenced to 8 weeks in jail following fraud and theft
Shane King, aged 32 and of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Reading Magistrates Court on Monday, June 1, to 8 weeks imprisonment.
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Wokingham Ale Trail to launch on Sunday
The launch will take place at the Queens Head.
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Holme Grange Craft Village: ‘Welcome back everyone’
Long detours for breakfast at The Grange Cafe are over
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Three days of beer, cider and live music await at Twyford Festival
Tickets are still available for one of the highlights of the year in Twyford.
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From Thatcher to Trump: Former Wokingham MP John Redwood examines the future of the right
Baron Sir John Redwood has published a new book this week.
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