Earley Repair Cafe is open today
Broken household items can be mended at a borough repair cafe
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Sainsbury Singers tell heartwarming and inspirational true story
See them perform Come From Away at South Hill Park
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Hallowe’en fun comes to The Lexicon
Families can meet giants this October half term
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Berkshire models turn heads on the catwalk
My Cancer My Choices fashion show celebrates style, fun, and community
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Reading charity ‘deeply disappointed’ after losing Cattle Market Café opportunity
The Way Ministry Reading appeals for new home
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Opportunity for Reading hedgehog lovers
Tuesday volunteer vacancy available for people to join a friendly team
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Sindlesham pub is first local to host climate documentary
The Poachers Gastropub will host The People's Emergency Briefing this weekend
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MS Therapy Centre’s quiz night was a great success
Charity celebrates fruitful fundraiser
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How a new Berkshire centre is changing lives for disabled families
At Cliveden House Hotel supporters hear the charity's latest news
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Enjoy an early evening Reading concert for Berkshire Cancer Centre
Phoenix Choir's October concert will support patients and families
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