‘Football has always been an escape’ Reading FC fan sets up peer support group Talking Royals
A LIFE-LONG Reading FC fan is inviting fellow supporters to come together for a new project to speak about mental health and football.
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Reading’s Hongkongers welcomed at community centre grand opening
MORE than 1,200 people were present to see the grand opening of the Reading Hongkonger Community Centre
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Rhymetime at Whitley Library
WHITLEY Library is holding interactive language classes for babies and children.
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October brunch at Tyndale Baptist Church
A READING church is welcoming members of its community for brunch on Saturday, October 14.
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South Reading groups set to meet to help residents get creative
ARTS groups will have the opportunity to let Reading Borough Council know about their activities.
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Fairtrade award celebrates University’s ethical commitment
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading has received a Fairtrade University and College status award.
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Over 50s invited to join South Reading Social Club
A COMMUNITY group is welcoming new members to its weekly meet-ups.
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All are welcome to iCare 2018’s afternoon tea party
A SOUTH Reading community group is inviting residents to join them for a spot of afternoon tea on Thursday, September 28.
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Uncover Reading Abbey’s secrets at upcoming walk
HISTORY enthusiasts will have the chance to learn more about Reading Abbey at an upcoming guided tour.
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First glimpse inside Friar Street’s revamped McDonald’s
READING'S new-look McDonald's on Friar Street welcomed its first customers on Wednesday morning.
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