Brighter Futures for Children celebrates Reading’s foster carers
More than 70 foster carers attended the event at Brown's restaurant in The Oracle to be celebrated by Brighter Futures for Children
Read moreDetailsMore than 70 foster carers attended the event at Brown's restaurant in The Oracle to be celebrated by Brighter Futures for Children
Read moreDetailsKala The Artswill bring DIYA Light It Up, a Diwali celebration, to Reading Town Centre, with performances and parades on Saturday, October 29
Read moreDetailsREADING has been given Gold and Silver Gilt awards at this year's Royal Horticultural Society's Thames and Chilterns In Bloom
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police's Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has named Jason Hogg as his proposed candidate to become Chief Constable
Read moreDetailsJess Adams makes her range of jewelry by hand, creating leaves, fruits, and festive shapes with a wide selection of clips and fasteners
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an assault on Oxford Road on Tuesday, October 25
Read moreDetailsAlok Sharma has stepped back from his cabinet position as Rishi Sunak is appointed Prime Minister on Tuesday, October 25
Read moreDetailsA MAN has been charged with one count of sexual assault and one count of intentional strangulation following an incident on Saturday, October 8
Read moreDetailsTHE ALZHEIMER'S Society's Hero Awards is set to recognise those who have supported people affected by dementia and is seeking nominations
Read moreDetailsThe council has confirmed that since October 2019 Reading's food waste recycling rate has risen from 32% to over 50%
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