Team of the Year - sponsor Cherubs Floral Design Cherubs will be sponsoring the Team of the Year at this year’s Pride of Reading Awards. The award recognises a team...
Read moreDetailsTickets are now available for Alexander Devine's sparkling September event
Read moreDetailsEfforts to improve Kenavon Footbridge are going ahead from Monday, July 28, and are planned to have concluded by Tuesday, August 5.
Read moreDetailsA business in South Wales has been fined for illegally flyposting across parts of Reading, Reading Borough Council has announced.
Read moreDetailsReadiPop has announced it is set to take over The Oracle shopping centre for a two week extravaganza of music and art in August.
Read moreDetailsFriends of the Elderly, a charity supporting older people has announced opening of its new residential care home, Friends Place, in Calcot
Read moreDetailsEntrepreneur of the Year - sponsor Rabbits Vehicle Hire A good entrepreneur has vision, determination and the ability to adapt, says Kevin Rapson of Rabbits Vehicle Hire, and he should...
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has announced that Daisy's Dream has been selected as its next Charity of the Year for 2025/26, following a vote by staff.
Read moreDetailsArt and excavation are set to unite at a medieval site for a special two-day celebration of culture and heritage led by the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsPoetry By Heart, the national poetry speaking competition, returned for this year's grand finale at Shakespeare's Globe in London on Monday, July 7.
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