Family-friendly festival returns to University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus this weekend
A HOST of family fun is coming to the Univeristy of Reading this weekend, and everyone is invited.
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Plans revealed for new Wokingham restaurant
Signage has appeared, and the company has confirmed it plans to open later "before autumn".
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Nine weeks of roadworks to start in Hurst on Monday
NINE weeks of roadworks between Hurst and Winnersh are set to begin on Monday, May 13 ? including temporary traffic lights and a road closure.
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Austen House residents enjoy Mexican themed day
Sombreros and burritos were the order of the day
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Why Walnuts will be dancing in the aisles at Hurst church
Dancing in the aisles, fun and games are all promised at an evening of Celtic Funk, Folk and Americana music at a village church.
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Reading U21s 3-1 Forest U21s: Clarke double sends Royals through to Premier League 2 play-off semi-finals
Reading FC Under 21s are through to the final four of the Premier League 2 play-offs as John Clarke's brace helped them to defeat Nottingham Forest.
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Young cyclist Dexter contributes to mental health film
He's keen to share the benefits of sport
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University partners with Waitrose to encourage regenerative farming
Scientists from the University of Reading are set to meet farmers and food businesses in a new scheme to accelerate nature-friendly farming
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Planning permission needed over plan to convert HMO into a children’s home
The owner of an HMO (house of multiple occupation) on Wokingham Road in Earley will need planning permission to turn it into a children's care home,
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Tickets now available for Wokingham orchestral concert
Discounts available for earlybirds
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