Sneakers and sequins: Care workers take on unique overnight challenge for charity
TWO care home workers took to the streets of London in their finest 'glitz and glamour' to complete a 26-mile walk.
Read moreDetailsTWO care home workers took to the streets of London in their finest 'glitz and glamour' to complete a 26-mile walk.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S budding policy makers had their first taste of the Houses of Parliament.
Read moreDetailsA READING church is welcoming members of its community for lunch.
Read moreDetailsA READING church is bringing men together for a day of camaraderie and introspection on Saturday, July 15.
Read moreDetailsELVIS will be back in the building for a social group's themed event on July 27.
Read moreDetailsAN ESTATE agent was left stunned after visiting what he believed to be a vacant South Reading property in 2001.
Read moreDetailsLast month proved to be the warmest June on record, according to an expert from the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA WHITLEY-BASED football club is inviting budding soccer stars to its summer holiday camps.
Read moreDetailsA READING charity is giving people the chance to win a unique hospitality experience, as well as much more, in its upcoming raffle.
Read moreDetailsSOME of the most memorable plays and shows to grace South Reading will be revisited at an upcoming local history event.
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