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Big puddle in bike lane 'dangerous' for cyclists

The large puddle in Reading has reportedly been forcing cyclists to swerve on a major road.

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Better access to help for domestic abuse victims

A review of how domestic abuse is handled in Windsor and Maidenhead highlighted "gaps in provision".

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National Insurance hike could cost council £500,000

Reading Borough Council's increased contributions for its employees will be paid by the government.

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Two arrested after £20,000 phone shop robbery

Two men fled the Vodafone shop in Marlborough and were arrested after a brief police pursuit.

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Round-up 2024: Five heartwarming stories you may have missed

A story about four runaway raccoons is among our most heartwarming stories in the south this year.

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'Near misses' lead to new roundabout for key route

The A308 between Windsor and Maidenhead has one of the highest number of incidents in the borough.

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Rewards scheme encouraging greener travel extended

Businesses, schools and residents across Bracknell receive rewards and incentives from the project.

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Humphries, Price & Wright into fourth round at Worlds

Reigning champion Luke Humphries and previous winners Gerwyn Price and Peter Wright win to move into the fourth round of the PDC World Darts Championship.

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Round-up 2024: Five of the south's biggest stories

A story about a smooth Mars bar is among our most-read stories in the south this year.

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Ex-police officer lied her parents had died

The panel found that the woman, who had already quit Thames Valley Police, would have been sacked.

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Cars to be towed for blocking roads or unpaid fines

A senior Slough councillor said about 11,000 fines are currently written off every year.

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BBC South Quiz of the Year 2024

How well do you know some of the biggest stories from Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Dorset?

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WW2 plane crash seat finds home in museum

The seat will now be displayed at the Kent Battle of Britain Museum.

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Hunt wants to keep 'every single player' in January

Reading boss Noel Hunt says that he wants to keep "every single player" that he currently has in January's transfer window.

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Wright knocks defending champion Humphries out of Worlds

Defending champion Luke Humphries is knocked out of the PDC World Darts Championship in the fourth round by Peter Wright.

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Hunt wants to keep 'every single player' in January

Reading boss Noel Hunt says that he wants to keep "every single player" that he currently has in January's transfer window.

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The international book club with a twist

Once a month, people come together in Reading for a very special book club.

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The 'bizarre' journey of the 'one in a billion' egg

Ed Pownell from Lambourn reveals how much his spherical egg has raised.

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Creating sound effects for Hollywood films

Rob went to film school in Beaconsfield. Now he works on Hollywood's biggest films.

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Loved-up owls 'move in together' in nature reserve

Two tawny owls have moved in together at Maiden Erlegh nature reserve.

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How padel became the must-play sport of 2024

A new purpose-built centre has six courts for the racquet sport that is a blend of tennis and squash

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Chesney Hawkes writing song for me 'kept me going'

The musician has written a song inspired by close friend and Cerne Abbas Brewery owner, Vic Irvine.

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'She's my world and my heart' - an adoption journey

Rachel says adopting her daughter has been exciting and scary but she wouldn't have it any other way.

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