PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Mark works from ‘a place of love’
A photographer who volunteers his time free to charities and "works from a place of love for Reading and its communities"
Read moreDetailsA photographer who volunteers his time free to charities and "works from a place of love for Reading and its communities"
Read moreDetailsA pair of pals and the running club they started have been nominated in four categories, with nominators citing the friendliness the duo have promoted
Read moreDetailsOver the past 21 years hundreds of local people, groups, organisations and businesses have deservedly received a Pride of Reading Award.
Read moreDetailsThe true good that a community coming together can achieve was evident when the Swings & Smiles charity was invited to Reading College's The Kitchen
Read moreDetailsA group of local people having fun and entertaining the community has had an amazing outcome, saving people's lives.
Read moreDetailsThe charity provides support to babies and their families in the special care unit at the Royal Berkshire Hospital, The Buscot Ward.
Read moreDetailsA woman who started a local Motor Neurone Disease Association group after the death of her husband from the illness has been dubbed "awesome"
Read moreDetailsThe Tilehurst construction company which was formed in 1889 has continually dedicated time and effort to the Reading community.
Read moreDetailsCelebrating their 160th anniversary this year, this musical institution now has another reason to celebrate.
Read moreDetailsThe owners of the Fox and Hounds pub in Tilehurst were the recipients of this year's Family of the Year Award, sponsored by De Vere
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