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Meet the furry stars of a MAJOR motion picture being filmed in Berkshire These three small dogs are called Bella, Jingle, and Leo, and they will be starring alongside 50 other King Charles Spaniel dogs and puppies in the new major motion picture 'Lost in Puppyville.'  Written and directed by David Cohen, the film is 90 minutes long will be a mix of 3D and live-action Cavalier puppies. Amazon Studios to partner with Parallel Windsor for accessible festival Amazon Studios will support Parallel Windsor, the fully accessible family Festival of Inclusivity with challenge events for everyone, in Windsor Great Park on July 7. Parallel Windsor is an award-winning event which champions disability lifestyle through ‘no limits living’ way of life. Man, 20, chased with knife across graveyard after attempted robbery Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an attempted robbery in Slough. LOOK INSIDE: Eight million pound house being sold in Berkshire Ever wondered what a multi-million-pound house looks like inside? Look no further. What's the weather like this weekend? Latest forecast across Berkshire The rest of Saturday May 18 in Reading is looking fairly warm with light showers and a gentle breeze.  The town will see high temperatures of 19 degrees with lows of nine, and both rain and a chance of storms are due from 4 pm onwards. Police have extended stop and search order after robbery near Ferrers Close Thames Valley Police officers have extended a Section 60 order that was put in place in Slough yesterday (17/5). The best service stops on the way to Reading Festival As the festival season is fast approaching, plans are bound to be taking shape as to methods of transport, dress codes and of course for some the excitement of a stay at camping sites around the country. Huge plan to replace office with more than 100 flats in Slough approved A huge plan to replace a standout office building with more than 100 flats near Slough train station has been approved. Bird experts hit back at council's 'do not feed red kites' advice' Berkshire bird experts have hit out against Buckinghamshire County Council’s after their  advice to ‘not feed red kites’ could cause negative implications to the species. Aldi and Tesco say 'do not eat' as unsafe to eat products are recalled Aldi and Tesco have both issued food recalls, as the Food Standards Agency (FSA) issued "do not eat" warnings on pork and more Read more

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