The Earley Charity grants Progress Theatre £14,500 funding for roof replacement
Progress Theatre has announced that it has secured a grant from The Earley Charity to replace the roof of its auditorium.
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre has announced that it has secured a grant from The Earley Charity to replace the roof of its auditorium.
Read moreDetailsEighteen-year-old Aish Kheti-Heer has taken one of the top prizes in Southampton Solent University's Fine Art and Photography competition
Read moreDetailsReading West and Mid Berkshire MP Olivia Bailey has taken part in a National Highways visit amid concerns of dangerous A34 slip roads
Read moreDetailsFennies Nurseries has announced that is is opening a new site in Reading after 33 years of providing care for youngsters
Read moreDetailsA Rotary Club partnership in Reading has helped a care home by providing new equipment to bolster support for residents with dementia.
Read moreDetailsA Scientist at the University of Reading has been named the recipient of a prize in recognition of their work in botany.
Read moreDetailsThe Museum of English Rural Life (MERL) café has been recognised by The Guardian as one of the top 50 museum cafes in the UK.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident of attempted murder in Reading
Read moreDetailsStation Hill has announced that it will be welcoming two new outlets on its concourse after signing a new lease with Angelos and 1650 Coffee Co.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police logged more than 2,500 staff absences as a result of mental health issues in the last three years, new figures show.
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