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Read moreDetailsThe John Sykes Foundation has awarded a £3,000 grant from their Reading Youth Fund to Sport in Mind, the UK's leading mental health sports charity.
Read moreDetailsDe Vere will be sponsoring the Child of Courage award this year at the Pride of Reading Awards which recognises a child's courage or determination.
Read moreDetailsTwo weeks ago community members and Councillors unveiled a sign dedicating the roundabout where Chatham Street
Read moreDetailsJohn Madejski Academy in Reading has announced a milestone in its development, as the school prepares to adopt a new name: Hartland High School
Read moreDetailsA woman who has worked her way up from receptionist to Director of Operations /HR at Reading Football Club has been put forward for the Legacy Award
Read moreDetailsVale & West chartered accountants are sponsoring this year's Legacy Award at the Pride of Reading Awards.
Read moreDetailsLast month I had the joy of standing outside at our Whiteknights campus, where, from one vantage point
Read moreDetailsFunding awarded towards repairs of the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading 'does not touch the sides', an MP has warned.
Read moreDetailsA man from Reading has been jailed for rape and other offences and Reading following an investigation by Thames Valley Police,
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