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Get ready for the launch of Reading’s Rep Theatre
Reading Rep Theatre has announced plans to launch its new cultural arts hub this autumn.
Connect Reading: Bringing people together to benefit all
A Reading organisation - Connect Reading - has been cultivating local connections, in a bid to link businesses and charities ...
University of Reading reports 5% rise in applications
IT SEEMS students are flocking to the University of Reading this year, after it saw a 5% rise in applications. ...
Ceramex cleans up with new plant
A GLOBAL diesel cleaning and refurbishment company is opening a multi-million pound facilityon Acre Road in neighbouring Reading. The £3 ...
Entries open for Reading’s Race For Life
Entries are welcomed for Reading's Race For Life, due to take place later this year.
Two local jewellery teachers are taking a shine to writing
Two local jewellery teachers are launching a book next month.
Reading teenager wins national contest with action shot
Thomas Scott, from Reading, won a national photography contest thanks to some squabbling pigeons.
No eyesight testing: M4 to close this weekend for smart motorway works
ANYONE hoping to test their eyesight by going for a quick drive on the motorway will instead have to follow ...
Sport in Mind becomes charity partner for RED January scheme
Sport in Mind has teamed up with Red January this month.
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