The Faith Christian Group has secured a partnership with the Uni of Reading which will see a raft of support for its efforts tackling homelessness
Read moreDetailsCoach House Studios event will support creatives recovering from drug and alcohol addiction
Read moreDetailsHear a Joseph Haydn masterpiece performed this weekend
Read moreDetailsFire services have warned they currently responding to a fire in Cardiff Road, Reading, which it says also involves hazardous materials.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is aiming to improve residents' health and help them make better choices by restricting the promotion of unhealthy food
Read moreDetailsHair care products marketed to Black communities may be impacting both health and cultural identity, a research project in Reading has found.
Read moreDetailsChristopher Macarthur-Boyd is just the latest in Scotland's ever-growing pantheon of stellar comedic talents?and now he's coming to Reading
Read moreDetailsReading Pride is hosting a fundraiser at The Butler on Saturday, November 15, honouring Sophie Sheehan, who passed away earlier this year.
Read moreDetailsJohn Sykes Foundation visits grant-winning charity
Read moreDetailsReading came together to mark Remembrance Sunday on November 9, joining the rest of the country in honouring those who gave their lives in conflict.
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