The Vegan Society was founded in November 1944, determined as ever to promote vegan lifestyles for the benefit of animals, people and the environment
Read moreDetailsStaff and residents at Austen House care home in Reading are celebrating after their colleague, Mervyn Knights beat all the competition to be crowned
Read moreDetailsBurglars often look for easy opportunities, so while it's tempting to show off your beautifully decorated Christmas tree
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has laid out its opening times over the Christmas period.
Read moreDetailsIt used to be the case that the process of planning a council budget for the year ahead would only really come into sharp focus in the weeks
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre, a dedicated charity in Reading promoting creativity and accessibility in the arts, has announced the arrival of RABBLE Ensemble
Read moreDetailsSouth Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) is urging people to be responsible this weekend and not overdo the Christmas Party
Read moreDetailsLabour MP for Earley & Woodley, Yuan Yang, appeared on a football podcast to discuss the ownership issues at Reading Football Club
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that the Orbit footbridge behind Queen's Road Car Park is set to be closed, citing safety concerns
Read moreDetailsThames Water has won court approval to secure significant financial aid from creditors amid continued financial struggles and despite protests
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