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Reading MPs demand answers after residents report post arriving just once a fortnight (opens the original)
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The MPs in Reading have written an open letter to the Royal Mail after numerous complaints from neighbours about missed post and deliveries. The Royal Mail is the main postal service and courier company in the UK, maintaining three delivery offices in Reading. All three of the MPs for the town have complained that residents are missing out on letters about health appointments and other important correspondence. The letter by Matt Rodda, Labour MP for Reading Central, Olivia Bailey, Labour MP for
Residents support honouring Sir John Madejski, but ambivalent about A33 name change (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. People in Reading mostly know and support honouring one of the town’s biggest living patrons, but are ambivalent about changing the name of a road for him. Reading Borough Council is considering changing the name of the A33 after Sir John Madejski,
Reading School pupils are only 13 per cent White British, figures show (opens the original)
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At one of the best schools in Reading, only 13 per cent of the pupils are White British, it has been revealed. Reading School was founded in connection with the Abbey in 1125, and has been an educational institution for boys ever since. It is a state selective grammar school, meaning pupils must pass an entry exam to be given the opportunity to enrol. Department of Education statistics show that 13.2 per cent of the boys at the school were White British, in figures initially reported in The Time
Store loses licence after knives found were 'used to cut fruit' (opens the original)
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Knives that were found behind a counter at a convenience store in Reading were used to cut fruit. The owners of the King Food & Wine store got in trouble with licensing officers after single knives were discovered during three different inspections. Staff at the store have sold alcohol from 7am to 11pm each day since it opened in Spring 2024, replacing the Pack & Send business in Kings Road. But licensing officers from Reading Borough Council and a Thames Valley Police officer called for alcohol
New Reading takeaway applies to sell food until 2am each night (opens the original)
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A new takeaway in Reading that opened this year could keep on selling food until 2am at night. Crispy Flavours opened in March this year at Cemetery Junction in East Reading. It serves a range of fried chicken, wings, pizza, and kebabs to customers. Crispy Flavours has received a glowing review from Reading media personality Lloyd Harvey, who creates content on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. In a review on Instagram, Mr Harvey said: “The chicken from here is unbelievably crispy and just tastes
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