Two people taken to hospital after Reading town centre fire
TWO PEOPLE have been taken to hospital following a fire in Reading town centre.
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In the steps of history: procession and service in Reading town centre marks start of new judicial year
THE START of the new judicial year was marked in Reading on Friday with a dash of spectacle, a touch ...
Spin those discs as Blue Collar hosts record fair in Reading town centre
A MONTHLY record fair is returning to Reading town centre early next month.
Woman sexually assaulted as she walks through town centre street
A WOMAN was assaulted as she walked through a Reading town centre street and police are appealing for witnesses to ...
Scaffolding collapses at Reading’s Station Hill demolition site
Scaffolding collapsed in Reading town centre today leaving firefighters and sniffer dogs to hunt for people potentially trapped underneath. The ...
Festive treats to be offered by Reading Buses’ Santa this week
A FESTIVE present is being offered to bus users this week as Santa Claus comes to town. Reading Buses will ...
Man suffers serious sexual assault after night out
A man was sexually assaulted in Reading town centre earlier today. Now police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The ...
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