Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh supports Nepalese survivors
Members donate £3,500 to Disaster Relief fund, following Hymalayan avalanche in August
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Reading group will hear 1500 years of good news
Author shares new book about Christianity in Reading
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Catch the climate documentary that’s sweeping the country
People's Emergency Briefing: Where to see it locally this autumn
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StageAbility celebrates 18 years of confidence and fun
Drama school enjoys memories of children 'changed along the way'
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‘The children will always be ours’: Wokingham families stepping up to raise loved ones
When tragedy strikes and parents can't care for youngsters, kinship carers can provide a vital role
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Take a walk on the wild side in Lower Earley
Walkers encouraged to explore Lower Earley Green Corridor Trail
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Parkinson’s UK offers up to £3,000 to get local groups moving
Parkinson's UK Physical Activity Grant will support local activity groups supporting people with the condition
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‘Sunglasses offer no protection’: Uni of Reading professor’s urgent warning ahead of tonight’s solar eclipse
Protect eyes and switch off during this rare event
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Reading volunteer returns from life-changing challenge with new confidence
Jarod returns from Rotary leadership course future-ready
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Wokingham woman’s decade-long fight ends as landmark fibromyalgia study brings hope
Bethan, from Wokingham, takes part in new landmark study focused on identifying genetic risk factors of the condition
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