Meet Peter Rabbit at Reading’s Broad Street Mall
Beatrix Potter's mischievous character will pose for selfies on World Book Day
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Reading Haydn Choir will make beautiful music at St Joseph’s
Their Spring concert will include works from Handel, Hummel, and Monteverdi
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Activate learners make tote bags for families who have lost loved ones
Students support Royal Berkshire Hospital bereavement project
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Bluebird carers ask: What makes us feel loved?
Bluebird Carers deliver kindness to customers
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Pangbourne Rotary Club champions young people in Berkshire
Fundraising group donates thousands to youth charities
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Reading Male Voice Choir to sing out for Kaleidoscopic
A charity concert will raise money for Wokingham domestic abuse charity
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You thought last year was wet? This January just made history in Reading
Unbroken rain breaks the borough record says University of Reading
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Queen Anne’s celebrates excellent ranking for GCSE progress
The Reading girls' school is in top 2%
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Wokingham violinist Mel swaps her violin bow for the conductor’s baton
Mel LeBreuilly will lead Reading's Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra in a night of beautiful, uplifting music
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Pangbourne Rotary Club: a successful fundraising start to the year
Club's January Woodcote run raises thousands for charity
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