An orchestra opens its Autumn season in the Great Hall
An orchestra opens its Autumn season in the Great Hall
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Tea and coffee morning
A COMMUNITY GROUP is holding a weekly warm drink social.
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Talk set to explore psychedelics and mental health
AN NHS DOCTOR is set to deliver a talk discussing the possibility of using psychedelics to tackle mental health conditions.
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Sir Henry Cooper visits Whitley
A MEMBER of sporting royalty once paid a visit to John Rabsons Recreation Ground, Northumberland Avenue.
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WCDA receives heartwarming donation
A COMMUNITY group benefited from a remarkable act of kindness last week.
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Physical skills sessions for toddlers
SOUTH READING youngsters will have the chance to develop their physical skills at Whitley Children's Centre, Northumberland Avenue.
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Orchestra celebrates 20 years with a triple concert
Orchestra celebrates 20 years with a triple concert
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Youth Cafe set to return
A COMMUNITY group is inviting young people to attend its weekly meet-ups.
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Reading and Beats children’s study
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is inviting primary school students to take part in an educational study.
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JMA to hold trials for football programme
TALENTED FOOTBALLERS will have the chance to try out for one of Reading's most prestigious sports programmes.
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