PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Inspirational computer science teacher Paty put forward for award
Paty is a Computer Games Ambassador and is now the lead teacher of the Digital Schoolhouse project in our school/region
Read moreDetailsPaty is a Computer Games Ambassador and is now the lead teacher of the Digital Schoolhouse project in our school/region
Read moreDetailsA mum of three who started a cleaning company to earn some extra money has been nominated for the Business in Action under 50 employees award
Read moreDetailsA CHOIR is welcoming new voices ? and faces ? as it prepares for its autumn term.
Read moreDetailsREADING will be doing the dab thanks to a regular bingo night returning to a town centre venue
Read moreDetailsREADING Pride returns today, celebrating diversity and promoting equality with an all-day party. The annual event starts with a march through Reading’s town centre before reaching the festival site at...
Read moreDetailsIT'S a long way from Nepal to Reading and an even longer one from a frontline battle zone to starring in a blockbuster movie.
Read moreDetailsA woman who has run the Music Club charity for 13 years has created a safe place for families with disabled children to enjoy music together
Read moreDetailsA MONTHLY music night dedicated to funk, soul, jazz and blues musicians will return next week with a performance for Fusion 6
Read moreDetailsROYAL MAIL has announced that due to rising prices, the cost of a first class stamp will be £1.25 from next month.
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER was sexually assaulted in Reading town centre and police are appealing for witnesses to the late-night attack
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