More than 150 Berkshire children in poverty are being helped by a £10,000 grant from a supermarket chain aimed at making their lives safer.
Read moreDetailsTony Christie will be performing at Arlington Arts Centre as part of efforts to save the college, which announced in November it was facing closure
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre is welcoming 2023 with its first production of the year, The Welkin, by Lucy Kirkwood
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of children took part in "fun, easy and interesting" activities to learn how to dispose of food packaging sustainably.
Read moreDetailsHome-Start Reading is appealing for volunteers as it has been "inundated" with referrals in recent months and costs continue to rise
Read moreDetailsANYONE who made a new year's resolution to have greener fingers can find inspiration in workshops taking place in garden centres this weekend.
Read moreDetailsEVEN in her final days, a Reading stalwart was still thinking of ways to help make the town a better place.
Read moreDetailsDECEMBER started with a celebration of everything that is great about Reading with the annual Pride of Reading Awards
Read moreDetailsNOVEMBER bloomed into life thanks to the Holy Brook Nook in Coley.
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