Purple Turtle fundraiser for MS charity promises festival sounds
Reading musician Simon Oliver's Chameleon Music will support Berkshire MS Therapy Centre
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Celebrate 30 years of walking the Thames Path
Hundreds will take part in a June relay
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Green fingered volunteers wanted for therapeutic gardening
Reading charity Thrive seeks people to help with its life-changing work
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Naturally Speaking: Wet wipes belong in the bin
Environmental news and views
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What’s your favourite butterfly?
Butterfly Conservation wants to crown the nation's best-loved flutterer
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Celebrate the power of pink in Reading
Legally Blonde the Musical hits the Hexagon this May
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Pangbourne Rotary welcomes new member
Trevor Goodall joins the hard-working, fun-loving club
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Christian Aid Week will help to change lives
The charity asks people to help it support some of the world's poorest people
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Help make it a hole in one for Lower Earely charity Daisy’s Dream
Enjoy a Lower Earley childhood bereavement charity's golf day
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What did prehistoric Reading look like?
People have been living in the area for half a million years
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