Bishop of Oxford lays down the Pastoral Staff and reveals L-plates
Rt Revd Dr Steven Croft takes his last service at Christ Church Cathedral
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Reading film screening explains local effects of climate change
People's Emergency Briefing was shown as part of Reading Climate Festival
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Dragon boat racing raises thousands for charity
Pangbourne Rotary Club event creates a positive splash
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All aboard the Earley Community Bus
New vehicle means social groups can continue to enjoy low-cost transport
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Are Reading’s flood defences good enough? asks film audience
Act now, say viewers at the showing of an inspirational new climate film
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Thames Valley Bikers swap motorbikes for puppy cuddles
Borough's motorcyclists rev up Wokingham animal shelter's finances
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Free climate festival brings two weeks of events to Reading
There are plenty of free events to explore this month
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MP Yuan Yang endorses new climate crisis film in Woodley
Packed house watches People's Emergency Briefing at the Oakwood Centre
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GroceryAid reveals three day window to apply for a school uniform grant
Anyone working in the grocery industry can apply
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It takes a village to raise a child, says Chapter2
Could you help a Reading charity to build a community of happier, healthier boys and young men?
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