Circle Health Group donates to British Skin Foundation for second year
The Circle Health Group has pledged another £10,000 of support to the British Skin Foundation's skin research programme
Read moreDetailsThe Circle Health Group has pledged another £10,000 of support to the British Skin Foundation's skin research programme
Read moreDetailsThe fake 'compliance' letter could easily be mistaken for being authentic.
Read moreDetailsFace Bar is set to host singer-songwriter Richard Dawson, with support from Reading's own Ben Marwood, next Tuesday, August 27
Read moreDetailsThe family of John Donovan, who died in hospital after being assaulted in Reading in July, have released a tribute to him
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has launched a homicide investigation after the victim of an assault in Reading died in hospital
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has reopened the underpass at Reading Station following months of restorative work
Read moreDetailsFollowing its inaugural event last week, the mall is to hold a second showcase of musical talent and shine the spotlight on mental health issues
Read moreDetailsA woman from West Berkshire has challenged herself to completing seven fundraising events in 2024 in memory of her mum
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after jewellery reportedly worth thousands was stolen in Caversham
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has taken part in an appeal raising awareness of the work of a hospice charity in Berkshire
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