Embarrassing poetry presentation in Tilehurst
Winner of Thames Valley Writers Circle poetry competition presents the prize to himself
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Queen Anne’s School celebrates its sporting winners
Players are crowned National Lacrosse Champions 2025
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Sparkle at Alexander Devine’s Heaven Sent Ball
A charity event with glitz and glamour will take place in historic Old Windsor
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Inner Wheel Club of Reading and Maiden Erlegh turns soup into water
The group members raised money for clean water by holding a lunch party
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John Joshua Tuifua delights Reading ballet students with his dance masterclass
Dance with Sonia Brown welcomes the former Royal Ballet soloist as its new patron
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Camp Mohawk to benefit from Wokingham man’s first running event
Mark's taking part in this year's Reading Half Marathon, for the woodland centre charity that supports families whose children have special needs
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Dingley’s Promise gala raises thousands for young children with SEND
The charity's themed event is a story book success
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Grab a book to read at the Recycling centre
Free books are now available at re3 Recycling Centres for residents and organisations
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Find out about Big Little Houses at a Reading history talk
Join others keen to uncover local history
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Reading charity urgently needs help from the community
Help us make sure no-one goes hungry, says The Way Ministry
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