Easter fundraising at The Lexicon
The Lexicon has launched fundraising for its The Lexicon Charity Fund.
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Saturday is music night at the Hope & Anchor
Saturday is music night at the Hope & Anchor
Survey highlights concerns for Thames Valley businesses
A survey of 500 mid-sized businesses has revealed that challenges for companies in the region.
Treasures to be found as antiques fair set to return
Enjoy searching for antique treasures at the fair
Look forward to a Spring Show in Wokingham
Look forward to a Spring Show in Wokingham
Want to meet other writers? Get to Wokingham library
Want to meet other writers? Get to Wokingham library
‘There needs to be stronger punishment’: Carlisle boss gives thoughts on Reading FC’s points deduction
Carlisle United manager Paul Simpson has claimed that the EFL should have been 'harsher' regarding Reading FC's latest points punishment.
Second man charged over Addington Road murder
A SHINFIELD man is the second person to be charged with the alleged murder of a cyclist in Reading last ...
First Days’ joyful new mural: colour in the darkness
First Days' joyful new mural: colour in the darkness
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