Churches recieve grants to help with energy costs as they run Warm Hubs this winter
GRANTS have been awarded to churches in Reading, Woodley and Earley to help them offer warm spaces for the community this winter
Read moreDetailsGRANTS have been awarded to churches in Reading, Woodley and Earley to help them offer warm spaces for the community this winter
Read moreDetailsA GROUP that helps people with learning disabilities is the latest to receive a Covid-19 grant from a Reading-based charitable foundation
Read moreDetailsSaCats Protection has launched a search to find the nation's most marvellous moggies, each aimed at sharing tales of devotion, courage & companionship
Read moreDetailsCHRISTIANS from across Reading will be coming together for a combined service later this month.
Read moreDetailsA RESTAURANT chain that is famous for lunch and dinners is helping children have a hearty breakfast.
Read moreDetailsDouble Gold medallist Graham Edmunds joined the mayor to officially mark the opening of the centre and to see a demonstration by the Cygnets
Read moreDetailsVan hire company's Christmas gift keeps charity moving
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING celebrating some of the most rebellious women in history is coming to Reading town centre on Monday night
Read moreDetailsReading Male Voice Choir has laid out its upcoming performances, with special guests such as Aneesa Chaudhry and Eleanor Stevens
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in The Cake Box, Wokingham Road, in which a cash box was stolen on Tuesday, January 10
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