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Woodley grandmother horrified after offensive slurs scrawled in Mother's Day card
Dorothy Hopkins, 85, was shocked to find one of her cards had already been opened
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Temperatures expected to plummet in Reading as UK prepares for cold snap
Despite temperatures reaching into the teens this week, the mercury will fall once again
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Berkshire doctors prescribing ‘too many’ antibiotics as experts warn one in five shouldn’t be given out
At least 20 per cent of all antibiotics prescribed in primary care in England are inappropriate
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Why new manager Monk is unlikely to see out his contract at Birmingham City
Monk recently became the Blues' third boss of the season
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Children's A&E visits double across Reading
Parents have been accused of being too demanding and expecting immediate cures
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The Leeds United striker revelling in his bad boy reputation
Samuel Saiz has been involved in several unsavoury incidents this season
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Seven online frauds reported every day in the Thames Valley
The number of victims of online crime has increased
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Dramatic fall in youth convictions and cautions in Reading and Berkshire
The number of young people likely to be cautioned or convicted has fallen across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell
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RMT CONFIRMS INDUSTRIAL ACTION IN TWO SEPARATE DISPUTES ON DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY
RAIL UNION RMT today confirmed that it is calling industrial action in two separate disputes on Docklands Light Railway. BREAKDOWN IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS – KEOLIS AMEY DOCKLANDS.
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How Reading FC could do with some of Parky's fighting spirit for the relegation scrap
Columnist Anthony Fenn believes the pressure is well and truly on Royals
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Berkshire headteacher channels 90s rapper to tell pupils school is out during snow
Phil Sherwood put in an 'epic' performance for his pupils at Uplands Primary School to announce the school was closed
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‘Adopt-a-Station’ initiative to be launched at Poplar DLR station
Local people, businesses and schools invited to help put the station at the heart of the community