FROM THE LEADER: Tackling the Challenges of the Budget
All parties on the borough council agree that this year we face the most challenging environment anyone can remember for ...
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Magnificant! Maleficent goes up in smoke for Twyford’s big night of the Round Table
TWYFORD enjoyed a Saturday night at the movies, thanks to the Round Table.
West End sounds in Sindlesham
West End sounds in Sindlesham
Sing for free with new choir
Sing for free with new choir
TIME FOR KINDNESS: Brief encounters in the Big Smoke
On a half-term visit to the Victoria and Albert museum with my teenage daughter, I was admiring a statue when ...
Healthy Heart Tip: Cholesterol – don’t let it scare you
We encourage you to become informed and take positive action to restore a healthy cholesterol balance, and reduce the fear ...
TVP attends nearly 500 incidents a day, newly-released figures show
THAMES Valley Police has released its semi-annual breakdown of statistics about its operations, including contact and arrest figures
Zany show is a monster hit
Zany nonsense is a monster hit
Overnight poppies spring up
Overnight poppies spring up
Sara Pascoe plans Reading date for January, with new show Success Story
Multi award-winning comedian Sara Pascoe is planning to come to Reading next year, with her latest show, Success Story
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