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RSPCA shares how to get rid of rats in your home or garden without harming them The RSPCA has shared how you can get rid of mice and rats in your home or garden without killing them. Popular new café officially opens its doors in Reading town centre PAUL bakery, café, and patisserie has officially opened its doors on Broad Street, and is already seeing booming business.  When The Chronicle visited the café on Thursday May 2, almost every table inside was full of customers, with people even queuing out the door to try PAUL's selection of cakes, macaroons, and sandwiches. What is it? Mystery yellow box turns up in central Reading Pell Street A mysterious yellow box has turned up on the side of one of Reading's busiest roads - Pell Street.  The long rectangular object is situated next to a power box on the left hand side of the street going down towards the bridge over the Kennet.  Tinder match from hell imprisoned woman on first date A Caversham Tinder match from hell who imprisoned a woman in her flat for two hours on their first date and strangled her has been jailed. Drivers warned after next full weekend M4 closure confirmed National Highways will be carrying out repairs on the Burghfield Road Bridge including replacing the existing paint system and refurbishing the bridge bearings, to ensure it remains in a safe condition.  This will close the westbound and eastbound motorway between Junction 11 Reading and Junction 12 at Theale. Man accused of public toilet sex and collecting 8,000 indecent images of children A 60-year-old stands accused of voyeurism, having sex in a public toilet and collecting thousands of indecent images of children. Police search for wanted man, 23, following burglary Thames Valley Police have released an appeal to find a 23-year-old man in connection with a burglary. Meet all the candidates standing in the Reading Borough Council elections this year The local elections for Reading are just over a week away, giving you some time to decide who to vote for, if you are voting in person. Virgin Media internet connection was reportedly down for majority of Reading Many residents from across the Reading area have sent in reports that a common WIFI network is down, causing outrage across households.  It has since been confirmed that Virgin Media network was down today leaving many without internet. Fewer than one in five people can pass this three-question IQ test The Cognitive Reflection Test has a pass rate of just 17 per cent

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