Relay carries young people’s message to the world
Relay carries young people's message to the world
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Library to livestream Paterson Joseph book talk
AN ACCLAIMED British actor will be speaking about his new book on Friday, October 14.
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Reading Cemetery history talk
READING HISTORIANS will have the chance to learn about one of the town's most recognised landmarks.
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A Caversham gallery will exhibit a London artist’s work
A Caversham gallery will exhibit a London artist's work
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Local orchestra is shortlisted for music award
Local orchestra is shortlisted for music award
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Junction Arch community consultation
A COMMUNITY GROUP is welcoming residents to attend a consultation session on Saturday, October 1.
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Pride of Reading nominations: Vincent Valere
Reading's Bastille Day celebrations have been nominated for their cultural contribution, celebrating diversity for over a decade
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International food market returns to university
READING residents are set to be treated to a taste of the world after a weekly food market made its comeback.
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Over 1,000 free Reading FC tickets given to grassroots teams
READING FC's principal sponsors are giving 30 free tickets to young footballers for every home match this season.
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Parent and carer support group
A BERKSHIRE charity is inviting South Reading families to attend its support group on Friday, October 7.
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