Sports injury clinic GoPerform “are a living, breathing example of what true entrepreneurialism in Reading looks like,” said their nominator for the award. The business has had a tremendous positive...
Read moreDetailsThe Station Hill project has announced it is set to share the plans for the next stage of its development in a public exhibition in November.
Read moreDetailsA man has been jailed for over six years for causing grievous bodily harm by stabbing as well as drugs offences in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Let's Colour Colour of the Year Initiative calling for nominations of community spaces for a makeover using the Dulux Colours of the Year 2026
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading Student Union is hosting a ball in aid of charities helping protect people from malaria next month.
Read moreDetailsHarrison Family Vets has released the advice it offers pet owners ahead of bonfire night to help alleviate the stress which can come with fireworks.
Read moreDetailsA parent who lost a partner to cancer was left with two children has told of the priceless support they received from Daisy’s Dream which helps youngsters who have lost...
Read moreDetailsThe Chinese School in Reading, led by the “inspiring” Dr Yan Liu, “has become a shining light in the town’s cultural landscape”. Their unwavering dedication to sharing and celebrating Chinese...
Read moreDetailsKevin Farrell of the restaurant Vegivores “works so hard (harder than anyone I know) to bring amazing delicious vegan food to Caversham and the surrounding area,“ said the nominator who...
Read moreDetailsA private hire driver has been handed a four-month driving ban and fines of more than £2,000 after he was caught plying for hire illegally in Reading.
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