Reading Today - 2022-05-18

• Berkshire businesses boosted by £200,000 grant fund
• Council accused of perverting the law over 24-hour bus lane fines
• Hospital security guards secure pay rise after ACAS steps in
• 30 climbers take on Lake District challenge to help fatherless boys
• Mayor unveils living memorial tree
• Broadband minimum should be 10Mbps
• Visually impaired golfer refuses to let disability mark his card
• Patti’s music for the soul
• Tarot has sketches on the cards as they prepare to visit South St
• Jubilee or not Jubilee: Reading Rep’s Midsummer Night’s Dream brings the party
• Mark promises to look on the bright side
• Eco-Anxiety and the Lilies of the Field
• Helping children
• Ready to hit the ground running
• Ways you can help make Reading better
• Ahead of Royal Berkshire Hospital’s future, residents get a chance to
• Newbury Building Society scoops national award
• Country hotel up for sale
• Prizes on offer at the Bracknell Together Walk this Sunday, from South Hill Park
• Proposal to build 35 homes on field close to Caversham’s Highdown Avenue revealed
• Council responds to residents’ concerns over resurfacin­g works
• Nearly 27,000 in the South East sign up for UK’s biggest ever plastics investigat­ion
• Mental Health and our Hearts
• How a plantbased diet can help you save money, improve your health and save the planet
• WOKINGHAM TAKE BRAGGING RIGHTS WITH WIN OVER FINCH
• EVERSLEY EDGED OUT IN HOME DEFEAT
• BRACKNELL U13 GIRLS ENJOY END OF SEASON TRIP
• Royals restructur­e begins with double appointmen­t
• FORMER BOSS BOWEN MAKES ROYALS RETURN AS HEAD OF FOOTBALL
• FC BAPCO SMASH SIX TO TAKE SILVERWARE, SWORDS BOOK PLACE IN FINAL
• Changes at the PGMO
• KINGS COMPETE IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSH­IP WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL FINALS
• COACH BOWS OUT ON A HIGH
• ROYALS LEGENDS GO HEAD-TO-HEAD IN UNIQUE ANNIVERSAR­Y MATCH

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