VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today, January 4, 2023
Three great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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Progress Theatre kicks off 2023 with Lucy Kirkwood’s The Welkin
Progress Theatre is welcoming 2023 with its first production of the year, The Welkin, by Lucy Kirkwood
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Students enjoy university’s sustainability project
HUNDREDS of children took part in "fun, easy and interesting" activities to learn how to dispose of food packaging sustainably.
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Home-Start Reading seeking volunteers following surge in referrals
Home-Start Reading is appealing for volunteers as it has been "inundated" with referrals in recent months and costs continue to rise
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Green fingered inspiration at Hare Hatch and Spencers Wood garden centre this weekend
ANYONE who made a new year's resolution to have greener fingers can find inspiration in workshops taking place in garden centres this weekend.
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Hilary’s nomination sees Sue Ryder gardens scoop Reading in Bloom award
EVEN in her final days, a Reading stalwart was still thinking of ways to help make the town a better place.
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DECEMBER 2022: Celebrating the Pride of Reading, town’s first lantern parade, Toy Run returns, and Santa goes on the run
DECEMBER started with a celebration of everything that is great about Reading with the annual Pride of Reading Awards
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NOVEMBER 2022: Community garden celebrations, Elizabeth Line opens, Reading pays its respects, and Santa comes to town
NOVEMBER bloomed into life thanks to the Holy Brook Nook in Coley.
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OCTOBER 2022: Black History Month, a sleep out under the stars, Diwali celebrations, and a farewell to Carters
Reading highlighted its own diversity with a programme of events to recognise the vital contribution the black community makes to the town
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SEPTEMBER 2022: Reading takes Pride, Mayor pushes the boundaries, and the town plays tribute to the Queen
September in Reading began with the annual Reading Pride parade and festival, which saw more than 2,000 people make their way from Reading Train Station down towards the Oracle Riverside...
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