VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today, May 4, 2023
Three great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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CHURCH NOTES: Three Kings
No! This is not a Christmas Message, but about three other kings.
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FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR: Celebrating volunteering across students, staff, alumni and supporters of the University of Reading
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the University's inaugural Celebration of Volunteering awards.
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TIME FOR KINDNESS: Ways to put kindness into your life
On the gate of a house near where I live hangs a blue binbag full of empty drinks cans.
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Battle ward councillor expelled from Labour party
A councillor that serves one of Reading's most populated areas has been expelled from the Labour Party.
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Tilehurst church progresses with rebuilding project
A TILEHURST-based church has presented Reading Borough Council with more details about its rebuilding project.
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Garages in Tilehurst could be replaced with maisonettes
GARAGES in Tilehurst could be replaced with two maisonettes if plans are approved by Reading Borough Council.
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Reading East MP Matt Rodda calls for action over sewage dumping in River Thames
The government has been taken to task over sewage dumping in the rivers that run through Reading.
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Town centre store’s new owner given permission to sell alcohol, but with 22 conditions attached
THE NEW owner of a Reading town centre convenience store will be able to sell alcohol after permission was granted by councillors
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Tilehurst NatWest closure: bank seeks permission to remove cash machine
A BANK earmarked for closure will see its cash machine and night safe removed.
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