Local care home shines bright for festival of lights
Austen House residents celebrate Diwali
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Earley Repair Cafe: We’ll do our best to fix it
Get broken household items mended at a borough repair cafe this weekend.
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Reading Art and Craft Fair Raises Over £5,000 for Local Charities
The proceeds will be used to help people in need
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Members of a Reading society will hear about the town’s woolly history
Join them to discover Late Medieval Reading
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Wokingham Fireworks 2024: Did you see them?
The crowds? the display? the band?
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Reading charity golf day swings into action
The sporting event raises thousands
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Do you qualify for Winter Fuel Payment?
PENSIONERS no longer eligible to receive Winter Fuel Allowance may be wondering where else to find help. Here are some sources of support, and practical tips to help keep costs...
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Play Reading school children’s colourful new card game
Pick up the most passengers along the town's rainbow bus routes to win
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Little shoppers in Reading can visit Santa in his grotto
Broad Street Mall is the place to be for festive fun this Christmas
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Enjoy two great choral works in one evening, in Reading
Reading Haydn Choir will perform the music of Haydn and Bach
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