Broad Street Mall to host advice, stalls, and performances for Older Persons’ Day
Attendees will be offered a wide range of useful advice, including how to keep bills down this winter, as well as benefit and pension credit advice
Read moreDetailsAttendees will be offered a wide range of useful advice, including how to keep bills down this winter, as well as benefit and pension credit advice
Read moreDetailsThe queer arts collective is returning once more to The Rising Arts Centre with a two-part solo production, headed up by Mister Frank.
Read moreDetailsThe Autumn Adventure Trail will take place across Reading town centre from Saturday, 24 October to Sunday, 1 November.
Read moreDetailsAs thousands of students prepare to celebrate Freshers' Week, Thames Valley Police is focusing one of its projects to keep students safe.
Read moreDetailsA NEW exhibition exploring Agatha Christie, one of the most celebrated British writers, is coming to the Royal Berkshire Archives this week.
Read moreDetailsThree new homes will allow children in care to stay close to their school, friends, and family, rather than having to move out of the borough.
Read moreDetailsMs Bailey's election follows roles as chair of the Labour Women's Network and Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State to the Minister for Equalities.
Read moreDetailsLaunchpad has been awarded the contract, it will extend further support to young adults at what the charity calls a "crucial point" in their lives,
Read moreDetailsSport In Mind is encouraging participation in a drive to support children and young people experiencing mental health struggles.
Read moreDetailsIn September,TVP is supporting the Herbert Protocol awareness campaign, urging families affected by dementia to record important information
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