Council opens creative funding grant applications
Reading Borough Council is teaming up with the charity Creative Lives to bring funding grants to individuals, groups, and businesses
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is teaming up with the charity Creative Lives to bring funding grants to individuals, groups, and businesses
Read moreDetailsThe Santa Run returned to Reading for its 10th annual fundraiser, organised by the Reading Rotary Club
Read moreDetailsReading East MP Matt Rodda quizzed the education secretary in Parliament yesterday in the wake of the inquest into the death of Ruth Perry
Read moreDetailsThe dispersal order around Reading Station come into effect at noon on Tuesday, December 12, and will remain so until 3am on Wednesday, December 13
Read moreDetailsBabies in Buscot Support (BIBS) has concluded its charity partnership with tax and auditing service RSM, with a £24,500 donation
Read moreDetailsNew funding is set to see a boost to HIV testing in Reading following support from the council for a government initiative
Read moreDetailsThe NSPCC has turned landmarks across the country green as a reminder of the vital work carried out by Childline over the festive period
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is inviting residents to the annual Civic Carol Concert, which takes place on Thursday, December 14, at Reading Minster
Read moreDetailsReading is one of the top ten towns and cities in the UK for foodies, but is more dilute for restaurants than others in Berkshire, new figures show
Read moreDetailsTeams from the Royal Berkshire Hospital have joined those around the country in warning against increasing pressure on health services through winter
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