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I was browsing near Waterstones at The Oracle on Broad Street in Reading yesterday around 3pm and must have left this on a bench outside. It's a red Penguin Classics edition of Pride and Prejudice, hardcover, about 400 pages, with a coffee ring on the front cover and slightly bumped corners. Inside, there's a folded orange Post-it with 'Text Mum when you get home' and a tiny fox doodle on the first page. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—really sentimental. If someone found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to have it back and can meet up near Reading Station to collect it.
I lost my blue Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the Oracle shopping centre on Broad Street in Reading. They're size 9, blue with a white swoosh, and the left shoe has a small tear at the toe with a lime-green lace keeper. The right shoe is a bit scuffed on the sole from yesterday's run along the river near Forbury Gardens. These are my everyday shoes and they mean a lot to me—really hoping someone picked them up and can help me get them back.
I lost my navy blue UK passport yesterday around 5pm outside Reading railway station forecourt. The cover bears the UK crest and is a little creased at the bottom edge, with a small coffee stain near the lower-right corner. Inside it's in decent shape, but I can't travel without it, and I’ve got an important trip coming up in two weeks. It has sentimental value because it’s the document I use to work and study abroad, and losing it has me feeling anxious about the delays this could cause. If anyone found it, please help me get it back—it's really important to me.
I lost my beige canvas tote bag yesterday around 3pm outside The Oracle on Broad Street, Reading. It's a medium-sized tote with a purple interior lining, a slightly worn navy strap, and a tiny red heart-shaped keychain on the zipper. Inside I had my Moleskine notebook, a reusable water bottle, and a photo of my grandmother that I can't replace—it's sentimental. The bag shows a coffee stain on the bottom and a small frayed seam near the buckle, which might help spot it. If anyone found it, please drop it off at the Reading Lost & Found or message me here; I’d really appreciate it.
I lost my gold-tone necklace yesterday around 3pm outside Waterstones on Broad Street, Reading. It's an 18-inch slender chain with a tiny sapphire heart pendant. The clasp has a small engraving of the initials 'AF' on the back, and the pendant catches the light with a subtle blue sparkle. The chain has a couple of micro-scratches from daily wear, and this piece was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me. If you found it, drop me a message here and we can meet up near The Oracle or Reading Station to hand it back.
I found a Nintendo Switch with Neon Red/Neon Blue Joy-Cons this afternoon around 2:30pm, just outside The Oracle on Broad Street in Reading. It's tucked in a black protective case, and there’s a small Mario sticker on the back with a slightly bent kickstand. The left Joy-Con has a faint purple scuff near the bumper, and the screen shows a couple of tiny scratches from daily use. I figured someone must be missing it—maybe it's a gift or a keepsake—and I really hope the owner sees this. If this sounds like yours, tell me the sticker details or the color of the Joy-Cons, and I can meet to return it.
I found a compact Anker PowerCore 10000 portable charger this afternoon around 3pm outside Reading Station, near the taxi rank along Station Road. It's in a bright red silicone sleeve with a small scratch along the top edge and a tiny sticker reading 'KM' on the back. The charger seems in good working condition and still holds a solid charge; I also noticed a white USB-C cable attached when I picked it up. If this belongs to someone, I'm glad to help get it back—I can meet near the station or outside The Oracle to hand it over.
Found a black Canon PowerShot compact camera this afternoon around 4:15pm outside Waterstones on The Oracle in Reading. It's in decent condition, with a blue fabric strap that's a little worn and a small scratch on the left corner of the lens housing. There’s a memory card in the slot and a photo of the riverfront saved on the internal memory, which hints at recent trips. It’s in a soft black pouch with a yellow sticker that has the initials 'EM' on the zipper pull. If this is yours, message me in the app and we’ll arrange a safe meetup in the town centre.
I found a pair of black wireless earbuds in a matte black charging case this morning around 9:15am outside The Oracle on The Forbury in Reading. The case has a small dent on the lid and a tiny sticker with the initials 'J.S.' on the back, and one earbud tip is a bit worn from use. They pair with my phone fine, so they seem in good working order, but they obviously belong to someone else. If this is yours, drop me a message here and we can arrange a pickup near the Reading West station or outside the Broad Street entrance. I’m glad to help and would love to get them back to you.
I found a bearded dragon this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Broad Street Mall entrance near Costa Coffee in Reading. It's about 6 inches from snout to the base of the tail, with a sandy beige body and darker brown bands along the back. Its eyes look healthy and its scales are smooth, though it seems a bit thirsty and a touch dehydrated. A tiny nick on the left jaw and a small kink near the tail are the most distinctive marks I noticed. It doesn't have a collar or microchip, so I can't identify an owner. I really want to see it back with the person who loves it—please get in touch if this is yours.