Chiltern Training, which has been training apprentices across Reading since 1993, has been nominated for Business in Action under 50 employees
Read moreDetailsA carer who "gets no recognition or reward, but is very, very appreciated" has been nominated for Community Champion in the Pride of Reading Awards
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading is searching for two residents to join its newly-established Community Engagement Steering Group.
Read moreDetailsAN OPEN day is to be held in Whitley Wood for people who want to become an on-call fire fighter.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsA RESIDENT nominated for a Pride of Reading award is to unpack the town's famous three Bs and add another two to them
Read moreDetailsReading's Winter Wonderland attraction is set to occupy the Hills Meadow Car Park in Caversham this festive season.
Read moreDetailsSHORT films created by budding movie makers will be screened at a Reading arts centre next month.
Read moreDetailsA MONTHLY record fair is returning to Reading town centre early next month.
Read moreDetailsClub FOD's community hub will see bingo, games, karaoke, drag, and live music when it returns to this year's Reading Pride Love Unites Festival
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