Reading, Set, Go! Pride of Reading Awards throws open nominations at launch event
The Pride of Reading Awards has announced that nominations are open for another year with a sparkling launch event at Mal Maison in central Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Pride of Reading Awards has announced that nominations are open for another year with a sparkling launch event at Mal Maison in central Reading
Read moreDetailsTHE MAYOR of Reading, Cllr Alice Mpofu-Coles, welcomed some of Reading's brightest stars to an event celebrating the winners of the Pride of Reading Awards last week. Cllr Mpofu-Coles was...
Read moreDetailsThe courage and perseverance of four youngsters who were forced to flee war-torn Ukraine and make a new life in Reading was rewarded when they won the Christ Tarrant award....
Read moreDetailsA woman who worked her way up from receptionist to Director of Operations and HR at Reading Football Club has won the Legacy Award. Jackie Evans started front of house...
Read moreDetailsFourbears Books based in Caversham was awarded as the Independent Retailer of the Year. Risk of redundancy gave Alex Forbes the chance to follow his dream of owning a bookshop....
Read moreDetailsConnect Reading were awarded as the Team of the Year. The cross-sector network brings together businesses, non-profits, education and public sector organisations to share resources. Members said: “For such a...
Read moreDetailsRedlands Primary School were chosen as this year’s School of the Year. Redlands was described as a school with ‘an amazing vibe’ by its nominator. It is a small school...
Read moreDetailsLocal boys Matt Thomson, Chris Alterton and Elliot Brigg formed rock band The Amazons in 2014 and their first album reached the top ten of the album charts “certainly putting...
Read moreDetailsA lovely lady who runs a church foodshare and coffee and craft cafe and “lots of community groups from the Wycliffe Baptist Church. She works tirelessly to support anyone who...
Read moreDetailsMusician Pete Doyle’s a quiet and humble force of good in Reading” said his nominator adding he is “always creating, always giving, and always looking for ways to lift others...
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