Added reference to Suttons Seeds, which used to be based in Reading.
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'''Reading''' (pronounced ''redding'') is a town in the [[Thames]] valley in south-east [[England]], 40 miles west of [[London]], and is the county town of the Royal County of [[Berkshire]]. It has a population of circa 160,000. Its industries were until recently based on brewing, the growing of flowers (bulbs) and the manufacture of biscuits. The local prison was the subject of the poem ''The Ballad of Reading Gaol'' by [[Oscar Wilde]], who was imprisoned here after his conviction for homosexual offences.
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'''Reading''' (pronounced ''redding'') is a town in the [[Thames]] valley in south-east [[England]], 40 miles west of [[London]], and is the county town of the Royal County of [[Berkshire]]. It has a population of circa 160,000. Its industries were until recently based on brewing, the growing of [http://www.suttons.co.uk/?ito=2117&itc=12152&itkw=suttons%20seeds&gclid=CPPByqKbxqwCFcQf4QodKhZSqw flowers](bulbs) and the manufacture of biscuits. The local prison was the subject of the poem ''The Ballad of Reading Gaol'' by [[Oscar Wilde]], who was imprisoned here after his conviction for homosexual offences.