Big-hearted Ian is nominated for fundraiser of the year in Pride of Reading for his work getting people to drink beer (for charity, of course)
A TWYFORD man's fundraising efforts have seen him nominated for a Pride of Reading award
Read moreDetailsA TWYFORD man's fundraising efforts have seen him nominated for a Pride of Reading award
Read moreDetailsGetting cars off our streets is imperative if we're to meet carbon reduction goals and improve Reading's air quality. Everyone wins from good buses
Read moreDetailsAs living costs continue to rise, local friendship group, Reading District Oddfellows is urging residents to not cut back on socialising.
Read moreDetailsUKRAINIAN refugees settling in Reading are able to enjoy free membership of Reading Borough Council's leisure centres.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of a charity that helps children with additional needs to attend mainstream clubs and groups enjoyed a special summer party last month
Read moreDetailsThis poem is based on a photo of sunrise taken at Dinton Pastures
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsA CAVERSHAM homeowner has expressed his frustration at a parking website for letting Reading festivalgoers use his driveway without consent
Read moreDetailsThe Mayor of Reading has begun the second day of the beating of the bounds which sees her walk the boundaries of Reading in a centuries old tradition
Read moreDetailsA READING resident has shared the extent of a rodent infestation which has seen scores of rats congregate at his premises.
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