Reading Today - 2024-03-21

• Funding will help council install more EV chargers
• The bike doctor will see you now: pop-up stall launches
• Work on South Reading bus lanes begins
• Local plan consultati­on to be delayed
• Museum unaffected by plan to close pub
• Plans revealed for Reading Gaol
• Peach trees on climate watchlist
• ‘Two-thirds of Tilehurst crime goes unpunished’
• Reminder to check if you are eligible to vote in elections
• Council celebrates four years of High Street Heritage Action Zone
• Heating failure at Reading hospital causes disruption
• New trustees for charity
• VOLUNTEERC­ORNER
• Wendy’s to stay up late
• New-look Reading West station opens
• Making public transport work
• Greens stand against racism
• The camera never lies
• Town third lowest in UK for car ownership per home
• Dobbies invites nomination­s for national community initiative
• Six is top of the pops for Ding’s love of musicals
• Easter treats at McDonald’s
• Accessible cook book launched with grant from University of Reading
• Not one but 60 appeals as RSPCA celebrates its 200th
• A healthy start for new business
• Blandy advises Landmark Arena on new Co-op Live site
• An epic quest 65 million years in the making
• RaW Sounds Today
• RAMS GET TITLE CHALLENGE BACK ON TRACK WITH SIX-TRY SHOW
• READING SPOIL IRISH’S ST PATRICK’S CELEBRATIO­NS
• NO ONE CHRONICLES THE ACTION BETTER THAN US
• SELLES SPEAKS ON POTENTIAL TAKEOVER AFTER HOME WIN
• ROYALS RUN RIOT AGAINST
• ‘WE CAN’T COPE ANYMORE’: SELLES SPEAKS ON OWNERSHIP
• CHAMPIONS: READING WOMEN U21S WIN BERKS & BUCKS CUP
• NO ONE CHRONICLES THE ACTION BETTER THAN US
• ROBINS LEAVE IT LATE ‘FOOTBALL FANS HAVE LITTLE PROTECTION FROM BAD OWNERS’

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