PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Zimbabwean musician helps shape cultural landscape
A musician from Zimbabwe, who has made his home in Reading where he uses music to "shape the cultural landscape", has been nominated
Read moreDetailsA musician from Zimbabwe, who has made his home in Reading where he uses music to "shape the cultural landscape", has been nominated
Read moreDetailsA cyclist who runs a small, pay-what-you-can, mobile bicycle repair service has been put forward for the Entrepreneur of the Year award.
Read moreDetailsA 'care farm' which caters for children with additional needs and disabilities has been praised as "a safe haven where acceptance
Read moreDetailsSince his father died of Motor Neurone Disease, Andy Findlay has been hard at work raising funds for a charity which helps support local families
Read moreDetailsCommunity Event of the Year, Billie Bachra and Spencers Wood Repair Cafe, sponsor Kingdom Rooms.
Read moreDetailsAn "invaluable asset to the Reading community" has been praised for her "top-notch" customer service.
Read moreDetailsA leading charity for disabled children which has branched out to help teens and young adults expand their career horizons has been nominated
Read moreDetailsEmma-Jane Taylor "relentlessly fights each day for survivors of child sexual abuse to be heard, seen and believed," said her nominator for Community
Read moreDetailsArtists and community groups are being invited by arts charity Jelly to decorate a vase to reflect the colours of this year's Pride of Reading Awards'
Read moreDetailsA family run "Reading musical institution" celebrating its 160th anniversary has been nominated for its commitment to music for all.
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