READING is one of the best places to live in the South East according to new research by The Sunday Times
Read moreDetailsTHE music community in Reading and Wokingham is a great thing. By working together, we can help dangle some great tunes under your nos
Read moreDetailsWe say goodbye to Winter Felt in the chill within our bones We look out through our window See that Spring has made its home.
Read moreDetailsVolunteers who help people after relationship breakdowns are celebrating the 30th birthday of charity Divorce Recovery Workshop.
Read moreDetailsDetective Sergeant Alice Ashman, Inspector Kelly Reed and Detective Constable Claire Furness are among those awarded commendations
Read moreDetailsThe legendary producer Joe Meek will be celebrated with a talk by Alan Wilson and a screening of Telstar at the Biscuit Factory
Read moreDetailsThough Dean's time on the show has now come to a close, he says: "There's plenty more to come"
Read moreDetailsThe school Easter holidays are almost upon us. We provide funding for a holiday programme with free Easter activities for those on free school meals
Read moreDetails"Who knew that our humble gas tower would have a part to play in the war against Putin?"
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY has thanked its outgoing chairman for helping steer it through the past six years.
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