Nominations open for King’s Award for Voluntary Service
Nominations are now open for the King's Award for Voluntary Service which recognises the hard work and service of volunteers across the country
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Crimewave sees cars and sheds targeted in Caversham
A CRIMEWAVE is affecting cars and sheds across the Caversham area.
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Reading woman jailed for perverting the course of Raheem Hanif murder investigation
Bintu Conteh, aged 39 and of Frilsham Road, Tilehurst, was unanimously found guilty by a jury of one count of perverting the course of justice
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Reading Pride lays out Parade route and B Radio Berkshire returns for live broadcast
The Love Unites 2023 Parade will bring the spirit of Pride to Reading when it returns in September, including a live broadcast from B Radio Berkshire
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Time 4 Coffee brings a taste of Portugal to Reading– and a special offer for our readers
A NEW cafe has opened bringin the taste of Portugal the heart of one of Reading, and is offering a special treat for Reading Today readers
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Caversham Court Gardens given Green Flag Award
Caversham Court Gardens has been given the Green Flag Award, recognising high-quality maintenance and excellent wildlife and sustainability practices
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Reading Pride seeking volunteers
Reading's Pride parade and the Love Unites Festival are run entirely by volunteers, and are seeking willing participants to help with the event
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Reading has one of highest rates of water rescue incidents in Berkshire say fire and rescue service
READING has one of the highest rates of water rescue incidents in Berkshire with the number across the county soaring by 50% in the past three years.
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PRIDE OF READING: Woodley Volunteers For Our Community’s work at home and in Ukraine seems them nominated for Community of the Year
A group of volunteers, who collected and delivered items vitally needed by the Ukrainians, has been nominated for Community of the Year,
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PRIDE OF READING: Anchenar’s tireless support for the community sees him nominated for two awards
A former staff member at Zerodegrees bar restaurant in Reading has been praised for raising money and supporting the LGBTQ+ community
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