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'Disgraceful decisions' Former Reading favourites speak out on Bearwood sale decision
Former Reading favourites Kevin Doyle and Tom McIntyre have spoken out against the club's decision to sell Bearwood Park to League One rivals Wycombe Wanderers. The Royals have confirmed that discussions are underway and exclusivity granted for
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Coco Di Mama closes one year after opening in town centre
An on-the-go Italian bistro has closed its doors this month after only one year in Reading town Centre. Coco Di Mama, located on Broad Street, was introduced as the first of his kind outside London after experiencing huge success in the capital
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Clash over clean air zone in Reading to tackle poor air quality
A clash has taken place over the prospect of an ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) in Reading to make their air cleaner in the town. Councillors have recently discussed responses to the Labour administration’s Air Quality Action Plan, determining how
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Roadside pub with controversial name now gone for good after aborted revamp attempt
A Berkshire pub with a controversial name which dates back to the 16th century has closed for good after an aborted revamp attempt. The Black Boys Inn on the A4310 just outside Hurley closed in the latter half of 2021 and never reopened. Its
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Popular Reading sponsors provide Community Trust with free vehicle
Reading FC’s Community Trust has been gifted the use of a free new minibus from club sponsors Select Car Leasing. The Toyota Proace Verso vehicle will be put to good use, helping to inspire and support the lives of underprivileged youngsters across
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Raze the Roof: Calling all bands, singers, and musicians for an exciting opportunity
A fantastic new musical endeavour is coming together in Reading. Raze the Roof was launched by Mike Bostock, band member and recent cancer survivor, to raise essential funds for Reading’s Royal Berkshire Charity, specifically to benefit the Berkshire
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Councillors allow huge Natural History Museum building on countryside
A huge new Natural History Museum facility in Shinfield has been allowed to go ahead – despite the fact it will be built on countryside land. Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee voted to approve permission to build the facility and a
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Reading Local Plan update process delayed due to government rule changes
The Reading Local Plan update which will determine where thousands of new homes can be built will proceed to a later timetable due to government rule changes. The Local Plan determines where homes can built in Reading and rules around affordable
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CEO confirms 'exclusivity' between Wycombe Wanderers and Reading for Bearwood
Reading CEO Dayong Pang has confirmed that Wycombe Wanderers are in a 'period of exclusivity' for the acquisition of Bearwood training ground. The £50m state-of-the-art facility currently houses the first-team, women's team and academy side in
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LOOK INSIDE: Reading's independent bar gets a brand-new makeover
One of Reading's favourite bars has just reopened after a brand-new refurbishment, and we're absolutely loving it. Established in 2012, Milk is a trendy cocktail bar at Merchants Place in the heart of Reading. After a brief period of closure
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Man, 58, tragically dies following collision with car in hospital car park
Investigations are underway into a tragic death in the multi-story car park at the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Emergency services rushed to the multi-story car park on London Road at around 4:45pm on Wednesday, March 13. Thames Valley Police
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"It's incredible" Grandad discovers rock that looks like Lord Voldemort
A grandad had a magical moment on a British beach when he discovered a rock that looks like Lord Voldemort. Andy Yon noticed the resemblance while strolling along the seafront at Weston-super-Mare beach, Somerset. He initially thought
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Sales of Bearwood makes Reading 'less attractive for buyers' says finance expert
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has had his say on the rumoured sale of Reading's state-of-the-art training complex, Bearwood Park, believing it to make the acquisition of the club 'less attractive.' An award-winning author and host of the
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Millions to be spent on football ground, Traveller site and train station
Two of West Berkshire’s biggest ticket capital spend items for next year are on the gypsy caravan site linked to the death of PC Andrew Harper, and the fenced off Faraday Road football pitch. A number of members of the public, including PC Harper
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Reading fan group speak out as rumoured Bearwood sale leaves club 'on life support'
Reading fan group Sell Before We Dai have released a statement vowing to continue fighting with the club 'on life support.' News broke on Wednesday evening that Wycombe Wanderers are set to purchase Bearwood, the club's training ground, for half
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Reading fan group speak out as rumoured Bearwood sale leaves club 'on life support'
Reading fan group Sell Before We Dai have released a statement vowing to continue fighting with the club 'on life support.' News broke on Wednesday evening that Wycombe Wanderers are set to purchase Bearwood, the club's training ground, for half
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Hospital car park re-opens following serious incident in multi-story
The multi-story car park at Royal Berkshire Hospital has reopened after being sealed off by police last night (13/3). Thames Valley Police cordoned off the area when they were called to the scene after reports of a collision between a vehicle and
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Wycombe set to purchase Reading's state-of-the-art Bearwood Park Training Ground
Wycombe Wanderers have confirmed that a ‘statement is expected to be made shortly’ following the rumours they have purchased Reading’s Bearwood Park Training Ground. Initially reported by the Athletic on March 13, it is believed the Royals have
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As it happened: Live fall-out as Reading agree to sell Bearwood to Wycombe
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Reading set to sell Bearwood training facility to League One rivals, reports suggest
Reading are set to sell Bearwood training facility to near-neighbours Wycombe Wanderers, according to the Athletic. The Royals, facing a race against time to plug a shortfall to avoid more points deductions, have been protesting against owner Dai
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New pedestrian crossing for students and pupils moves ahead after seven year campaign
A new pedestrian crossing for students and pupils in the university area of Reading is moving ahead with widespread support from neighbours. Upper Redlands Road is a busy west-to-east route in the university area of the town. It serves as
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Reading midfielder picked for crucial Wales Euro 2024 play-off campaign
Reading midfielder Charlie Savage has been named in Wales' 28-man squad for their Euro 2024 play-offs. The 20-year-old has become a regular since moving to Berkshire from Manchester United in the summer, making more than 40 appearances in all competitions