PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: How the award has helped boost nine-year-old Amelie’s art – and her fundraising
Amelie Turnbull, aged nine, won the Inspiration Award in 2023 sponsored by McDonald's.
Read moreAmelie Turnbull, aged nine, won the Inspiration Award in 2023 sponsored by McDonald's.
Read moreAdam Jacobs, owner of the family-owned Reading jewellers Jacobs the Jewellers in Kings Road, Reading, is a former award winner and now a sponsor.
Read moreAfter months of receiving record numbers of amazing nominations for the Pride of Reading Awards, the much-awaited event takes place Friday, October 27
Read moreMilk, an independent rum and cocktail bar "at the heart of Reading", has been nominated for the Hospitality Award for all-round excellence
Read moreReading's "newish" cinema and meeting space really deserves to succeed says its nominator for the Hospitality Award.
Read moreA new headteacher making a huge impact on a primary school has been praised by a parent for his work and for his focus on kindness.
Read moreThe "amazing" band of staff and volunteers at Citizens Advice Reading have been put forward for Charity of the Year
Read moreA business where the boss has made a point of employing young disabled people has been nominated for Business In Action under 50 employees
Read moreA community-driven family-run jewellers about to celebrate their 75th year of operations has been praised for helping a health charity.
Read moreAn independent school which works with state schools to improve the life chances of young people in Reading has been nominated for School of the Year
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