Reading is blessed with two key rivers running through it: the River Thames and the River Kennet. Despite not being used as well as similar …
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A new unitary authority with 500,000 residents InReading has exclusively learnt that plans are at an advanced stage to merge the boroughs of Reading, Wokingham …
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Reading is a town built on rivers, but which has a strangely ambiguous relationship with them. In the past, they have fed local industries and …
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Did you know that England was once ruled from Caversham ? Here’s the tale of William Marshal, often hailed as ‘the greatest knight,’ a towering …
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So, catching up with G, we agreed on a pre-match drink at Siren Brewery to formulate a plan. Over a Pastel Pils and a Broken …
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Two seemingly contrasting things are going on in Reading – a significant increase in the ethnic makup of our town and a massive switch away …
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From nowhere Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken over the headlines, and seems to be impacting many aspects of our lives, so this month inReading is …
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From the original settlers who crossed the land bridge from Europe to the Romans, the Saxons and the Normans, the Thames Valley, with its strategic …
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Nothing delights me more than seeing tides rolling back and a Starbucks in the middle of town becoming a lovely little French creperie. And, of …
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Organisers of Reading’s first alcohol free comedy night say it will be just the same, but without the tipples. The first of a new series …
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Reading has a proud sporting history and punches above its size in many sporting fields. Now, we all know what the most popular sport in …
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We barely notice as we cross over or under them in our day-to-day activities, but sitting at the confluence of two major rivers and bisected …
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Getting to know you is the top priority for the new Bishop of Reading. Last month, it was announced that the Revd Canon Mary Gregory …
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The Friday before Christmas and we were trying to get to Waitrose in Caversham to buy seasonal essentials such as gold all butter puff pastry …
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Reading Cock's Sauce was a traditional English condiment with a long history rooted in our town. It was once a staple in British households and …
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Panto Time Gets HiTech in Reading Audiences at The Hexagon theatre’s pantomime Cinderella will notice this year’s spectacular is … well, more spectacular. And it’s …
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As we enter 2025 it looks like a lot is going to change if you fancy going out in the evening and into the night …
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It's a year since we published the first inReading ezine in order to bring more in depth journalism and more video coverage to our town, …
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I am writing this review far from Reading in a village in Wales that used to have a bank. It closed down and the next …
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It is believed that the name Reading originates from the Old English word Rēadingas, which means "the people of Rēada." Rēada is believed to be …
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