Reading Pride concludes with performances from Nadine Coyle and Sum Ting Wong and an emotional send off for Jamie Wake with the Selwyn Jones Award
Read moreDetailsCommunity champions for around Berkshire and Basingstoke have been commended and recognised that the BBC Radio Berkshire Make a Difference Awards
Read moreDetailsOur breakdown of all of the great acts and performers at this year's Reading Pride Love Unites festival on Saturday, September 3
Read moreDetailsProgress barrels through the P.G. Wodehouse classic in a riotous, whimsical romp worthy of the name 'Perfect Nonsense'
Read moreDetailsA new project by LifeSpring Church, High Street Heritage Action Zone, and University of Reading researchers will explore the lives of local people
Read moreDetailsThe Mayor of Reading has begun the second day of the beating of the bounds which sees her walk the boundaries of Reading in a centuries old tradition
Read moreDetailsTICKETS for Reading Festival 2023 are now on sale. While this year's festival is still being dismantled and the clean-up operation continues, tickets for next year's event have now been...
Read moreDetailsThe charity will host the Club F.O.D. @ Pride hub, which will aim to tackle social isolation for members of the LGBTQ+ community
Read moreDetailsNew Beginnings Reading is the first to set up a warm bank, and is appealing for help to meet costs as people struggle with the cost of living crisis
Read moreDetailsReading gears up for this year's Pride Parade and Love Unites Festival, with performances by Nadine Coyle, Sum Ting Wong, and Wilma Fingadoo
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