Utulivu women’s group to hold annual conference at Hilton Reading
A COMMUNITY group will hold its annual conference at Hilton Reading on Sunday, July 16.
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Henley Festival 2023 line-up: Nile Rodgers, Rag’n’Bone Man, Boney M, and more announced
HENLEY Festival has announced its star-studded line-up for the UK’s only black-tie festival, which returns this summer, presented by Westcoast. ...
National memorial welcomes messages of remembrance for all who have died in the pandemic
“Remember Me is an opportunity to mourn every person we have lost to the effects of this terrible disease, an ...
Police warn against mass protest in Woodley park
“The Government has been clear that they do not want large gatherings of people in public places as this poses ...
Boris Johnson announces new Covid-19 alert system to inform lockdown easing
The Prime Minister also announced that people who cannot work from home — such as construction and manufacturing workers — ...
Hollywood: Plan to build UK's biggest film studios in Shinfield
"The idea is that we create a Hollywood-type film studio, in the field next to us," said Nick Smith, president ...
Wokingham Borough hardest place to get planning permission for new homes
The borough rejected 46% of applications for new housing developments in 2018. This makes it the hardest place in the ...
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