Retro

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  Last updated: 21 Jan 2010 10:00

  What an Ace club

  READERS have been getting in touch with their reminiscences about the Reading Ace Motorcycle Club, following David Cliffe's article a few weeks ago.

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  Last updated: 14 Jan 2010 07:00

  Retro: Mystery postcard house - UPDATE

  THIS week's picture is from a set of three postcards from the studio of H A Giles.

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  Published: 7 Jan 2010 09:00

  Retro: College that never was

  RECENTLY I was looking at the Reading local papers for 1950 in connection with a talk I was about to give, on the history of the motor trade in Reading.

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  Published: 1 Jan 2010 09:00

  Retro: The plane facts about rare tree

  THIS 300-year-old print of Montague House was in a rather sorry state when I rescued it a few weeks ago.

• Retro

• Retro: Mapping the way to town's past
• Retro: A glimpse inside an elusive hall
• Memories of a childhood in Newtown
• Retro: Trooper Potts' other act of gallantry
• Retro: A cinematic tale of two buildings
• Retro: A society to keep the spirits high
• Retro: The lion tamer from Reading
• Retro: Whatever floats your slipper launch...
• Retro: County theatrics

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• Retro: Can a psychic help us out?
• Retro: Name that house
• Retro: Clean sweep
• Retro: Were you in this class?
• Retro: By George, there have been some changes!
• Retro: Pub name change
• Retro: Staravia!
• Retro: Wall painting mystery
• Retro: Some kind of sundial

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• News

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  Published: 9th September, 2010 08:00am

  Clearing roadside bombs

  

  A FORMER Bracknell schoolboy is now clearing potentially-deadly roadside bombs in Afghanistan.

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  Published: 9 Sep 2010 07:00

  Fun day for cancer charity

  RESIDENTS at a sheltered housing scheme raised money for Macmillan Cancer Support through holding a fun day.

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  Published: 8 Sep 2010 18:01

  Firefighters head to Mars to put out fire

  THINGS got a little too hot in the kitchen at Mars' Slough factory today, as firefighters were needed to put out a fire in one of the company's crumb ovens.

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  Published: 8 Sep 2010 15:37

  Arsonist pleads guilty

  AN arsonist who burnt down an elderly couple's home has pleaded guilty to recklessly endangering life.

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  Published: 8 Sep 2010 15:30

  Mill archive opens its doors

  HISTORY enthusiasts can go with the flow in a rare opportunity to get behind the scenes at the Mills Archive Trust.

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  Last updated: 8 Sep 2010 12:19

  Watch Heart of Slough take shape online

  INTERNET users can watch the multi-million pound redevelopment of Slough as it happens.

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  Published: 8 Sep 2010 09:30

  First wave of traffic lights named in roads shake-up

  TRANSPORT officials have taken just eight weeks to pick 20 sets of traffic lights that could be ditched in a radical shake-up of the town’s road network.