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Brave Ellie starts nursery

Toddler Ellie Beale has started nursery and celebrated her third birthday less than a year after being given a life-saving heart transplant.

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Elvis act to wear the real deal

An Elvis tribute act will wear an outfit made by The King’s tailor in Los Angeles when he performs his next charity concert.

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Festival makes science fun

Schoolchildren were asked to solve a murder and save the Starship Enterprise during a science festival.

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Amelia’s appeal reaches target

A fundraising appeal for a three-year-old girl has reached its £200,000 target in just three months.

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Time to go solar

Official buildings in Reading have gone solar.

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Charity makes a million

Generous donors have been praised for helping a charity reach a record-breaking milestone of £1 million.

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Town celebrates Royals promotion

Football fans are on cloud nine after Reading Football Club was promoted to the Premier League after four years away.

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Top marks for university

The University of Reading has gained good grades in an independent league table.

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Catwalk on ice

Savvy mum Maria Oliveira knew how to start up her new shoe design business – she created a catwalk on ice. The mum, from Lower Earley, came up with the novel way of promoting her first collection of shoes because she is such a big fan of ice hockey.

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Reading Festival crowds are thanked for Christmas efforts

Reading Festival audiences have been thanked for their generosity, after 800 food parcels were handed out at Christmas. Crowds were asked to donate any leftover non-perishable food and drink items at the end of the festival in August 2011, to go towards needy residents in the borough at Christmas.

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