Reading Today - 2023-04-27

• Cities warming up fast, new graphics reveal
• Nine in 10 get first choice school place
• A place to meet, with no meat: vegan fiesta attracts thousands
• No muse on a dead planet: Reading Rep’s climate pledge
• Ofsted Chief criticised following first interview since Ruth Perry’s death
• End of the Travelcard? London mayor consults over plans to withdraw the one-day wonder
• Red Cross recruiting emergency volunteers
• Teen sentenced over e-scooter
• Community heroes to be celebrated at Pride of Reading
• Discover the categories and meet the firms backing this year’s Pride of Reading Awards
• Ray Mears to give presentati­on at Reading Climate Festival
• Athletes receive funding boost
• Double Okay showcases queer talent in latest exhibition
• Free Dog Man, Spider-Man, Ninja Turtles and Star Trek comics
• Too much Easter chocolate...
• Search on for 1,000 new blood plasma donors
• Street parties remembered ahead of coronation
• Helping Reading meet its potential
• Volunteer corner
• Take the £1,000 challenger for Breast Cancer Now
• So help me God
• ‘Only Labour has a track record of delivering across the town’
• ‘How the WEP is making a difference’
• Clarence Mitchell says his party is contesting the election to win
• Meri O’Connell wants to see consensus politics right across the council chamber
• Greens are campaignin­g for a greener, fairer and cleaner town
• Charity supermarke­t staying in The Oracle for three more weeks
• Takeaway accused of employing illegal workers could lose licence
• Reading tops UK for AI web searches
• Any dream will do
• So, whodunit then?
• Roque-Forbury Gardens: Cheesey line-up revealed
• The show can go on: Hurst Panto has a new producer, thanks to Wokingham Today
• Spotlight on stress
• RAMS ANXIOUS WAIT FOR TITLE AFTER COMEBACK WIN AT ESHER
• ROYALS SURRENDER LEAD AS WSL SURVIVAL HOPES TAKE HUGE HIT

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