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Family pays tribute to 21-year-old Henry Templeton
The family of a young man who died in a road traffic collision have paid tribute to "a beautiful, amazing... son, brother, uncle, and friend."
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Motorbike collision in Tilehurst leaves man hospitalised
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a motorbike collision in Tilehurst left a rider with serious injuries.
Why helping your family buy a home could put your own future at risk
What to think about when considering drawing on The Bank of Mum and Dad
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Caversham Heights councillor steps down, leaving seat vacant
Reading Borough Council has issued notice that a seat in Caversham Heights has become vacant following the resignation of Cllr Jenny McGrother.
Lettering marking Reading’s Trade Union history rejected for preservation bid
Unique lettering on a building that is passed by thousands each day in Reading has not been deemed worthy of preservation.
Planning Round-up: Oxford Rd house due for demolition to remain, homes in Caversham rejected
A large house in Reading must stay as it is after an appeal to demolish and replace it has been refused.
Public Lecture at Uni of Reading to explore how our brains change as we age
Dr Samrah Ahmed examines the biological changes occurring in healthy brain function over time and the early warning signs of dementia
NHS rolling out AI tech to speed up skin cancer care in biggest such rollout to date
Millions of people across the South East are set to benefit from faster skin cancer checks as the NHS rolls out AI technology in the region
Thames Valley Positive Support receives £100k grant to boost new cancer support service
Thames Valley Positive Support has received a vital £105,110 grant from Macmillan Cancer Support to help improve local cancer care and support.
Data Centre proposals ‘must do more’ to protect the environment
The outline application is seeking to replace three former Microsoft office buildings at Thames Valley Park with a data centre.
Earley Repair Cafe is open today
Broken household items can be mended at a borough repair cafe
NHS team visits pre-school in first of its kind vaccination drive in South East
A community pharmacy team visited a preschool in the South East to vaccinate young children against flu on Thursday, October 8.
New research shows how pollution interferes with how bees smell flowers
Flowers become harder to smell for bees, moths and other pollinating insects in polluted air, according to research led by the University of Reading.
NHS marks World Mental Health day, outlining suite of support services in South East
This World Mental Health Day, The NHS is highlighting how its services can help those facing mental health struggles.
Centinary heritage Tours explore university’s wartime history
A series of guided historical walking tours is marking the centenary of the University of Reading's Royal Charter and its wartime history next week.
Councillors: Measures to improve safety measures on Caversham junction a ‘priority’
A junction in Reading which thousands of people have made requests to have changed is being prioritised, a Reading Borough Councillor has said.
Thames Valley Police issues statement after legal challenge into misconduct in public office investigation
Thames Valley Police has issued a statement following a legal challenge concerning its misconduct in public office investigation
Reading School’s Director of Admissions clarifies misconceptions over student demographics
An assistant headteacher at Reading School has dispelled misconceptions after it was revealed that only 13 per cent of pupils are White British.
Decision made on KFC’s 3am delivery and takeaway license
A decision has been made on whether a KFC in Reading can conduct deliveries and takeaways until 3am each night.
Berkshire models turn heads on the catwalk
My Cancer My Choices fashion show celebrates style, fun, and community