Mystery woman from Reading scoops EuroMillions win
A mystery lady from Reading has won £105,354 on The National Lottery, after matching the five main numbers
Read moreDetailsA mystery lady from Reading has won £105,354 on The National Lottery, after matching the five main numbers
Read moreDetailsDr Stephen Burt, University of Reading said: "Today (Monday's) expected 31°C heat caps off what's shaping up to be Reading's hottest June ever
Read moreDetailsDoggy day care provider, Bruce's Doggy Day Care, is taking a siesta at its Reading centre this week, as a heatwave warning is issued across the UK.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Youth is calling on the local community to nominate outstanding young people, volunteers, youth workers
Read moreDetailsIndependent Business of the Year, Nylon Hair Artists, sponsor Reading BID and REDA A staff in a hair salon have been put forward for an award in recognition of their...
Read moreDetailsNominated for Business in Action - Under 50 Employees, Odyssey Group Fitness, sponsor Boyes Turner A company and its co-owner has been nominated for “outstanding work bringing people together through...
Read moreDetailsInfinity Property & Lifestyle Management, founded by duo Katie Morgan and Emma Willoughby, has been named Professional Services Startup of the Year
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support (TVPS), the Berkshire-based HIV charity that's been supporting people since 1985
Read moreDetailsLocal residents gathered in the sunshine to celebrate an exciting new chapter for Reading's Coley community
Read moreDetailsSchool of the Year - Qwerty Quality design company Qwerty said they are proud to continue their long-standing support of the Pride of Reading Awards, having sponsored the School of...
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