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Missing girls found safe and well Comment Bubble

Published: Mon, 5th Jan 5:00PM

A WEEK long search for two missing teenage girls has come to a happy end.

Jennifer Ali, 14, who disappeared along with Bethan Young, 13, from their homes in Calcot, was this week found safe and well in London.

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Arrow Assault at Earley Station

Published: Mon, 5th Jan 3:00PM

FOUR men were viciously beaten when getting off a train after a day at the races.

Arrow Hunt for thugs in railway station attack

Published: Mon, 5th Jan 12:00PM

A MAN was left with a broken nose and heavy bruising after two thugs attacked him on the overbridge at Twyford railway station.

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Arrow Traffic problems expected in Earley Comment Bubble

Published: Mon, 5th Jan 7:30AM

PEOPLE heading back to work or school today have been warned to expect delays in Earley after a water main burst in three places yesterday.

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Arrow Road closed and buildings flooded by burst water pipe Comment Bubble

Published: Sun, 4th Jan 2:00PM

A BURST water main has closed a busy road and threatened homes and businesses.

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Irish thrash Falcons to re-claim top spot Comment Bubble

Published: Sat, 3rd Jan 3:00PM

London Irish stormed back into top spot in the Guinness Premiership with a seven-try demolition of lowly Newcastle Falcons.

Tries from Topsy Ojo, Steffon Armitage, Declan Danaher and Peter Hewat saw the Exiles secure the bonus-point by half-time, before Alex Corbisiero, Mike Catt and Seilala Mapusua crashed over in the second half.

Arrow Royals go out at Cardiff Comment Bubble

Published: Sat, 3rd Jan 12:00PM

READING'S FA Cup run came to a disappointing end at the first hurdle in a narrow third round defeat at Cardiff City.

Arrow Toby gives youth a chance Comment Bubble

Published: Fri, 2nd Jan 12:00PM

LONDON Irish head coach Toby Booth has brought youngsters Alex Corbisiero and Tom Homer into the starting line-up for tomorrow’s (Saturday) Guinness Premiership clash with Newcastle Falcons. Prop, Corbisiero, 20, replaces Clarke Dermody in the front row, while Homer, 18, comes in on the wing in place of Sailosi Tagicakibau, who broke his arm in last Saturday’s defeat against Saracens.

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Project Eden Comment Bubble

The Forbury Hotel has been crying out for an appropriate restaurant since it opened. The old Cerise, while pleasant, never lived up to the hotel’s luxury promise. Cue Eden and its as-seen-on-screen chef, Daniel Galmiche.

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Down Arrow Cleaning up for Cancer Research UK

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Down Arrow He's still behind you!

Down Arrow Film of the week: Australia (12A)

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