BFI awards £600,000 to develop production crew talent in Berkshire
THE BRITISH Film Institute (BFI) has awarded £600,000 to a Berkshire 'Skills Cluster'.
Read moreDetailsTHE BRITISH Film Institute (BFI) has awarded £600,000 to a Berkshire 'Skills Cluster'.
Read moreDetailsTICKETS for the second running of a mental health and well-being conference are now on sale.
Read moreDetailsENCOURAGING children to eat their vegetables can be the bane of many parents' lives.
Read moreDetailsA NEW South Reading summer event is calling on the community for volunteers to ensure its smooth running.
Read moreDetailsORGANISERS of a popular Wokingham summer event are on the search for more on-the-day volunteers.
Read moreDetailsMatthew Haylet, 30, is wanted on recall to prison for breaches of his licence conditions on Friday, March 24
Read moreDetailsA POWERFUL piece of artwork was unveiled on Monday morning, in a ceremony which highlighted Reading's commitment to tackling knife crime and violence.
Read moreDetailsMS Therapy centre seeks community votes this week to help win grant
Read moreDetailsBOWLERS and batters will celebrate the launch of a new sports facility by attending its opening ceremony.
Read moreDetailsTilehurst United Reform Church is hosting the community clothes sale which will see attendees buying clothes by the bag in aid of Team Hayley UK
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