An 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
Read moreDetailsOxygen therapy is a treatment that helps Multiple Sclerosis patients and volunteers who deliver that treatment have been celebrated by their nominator
Read moreDetailsLee Smith has been the inspirational head teacher of Holybrook Special Educational Needs School for 25 years, says his nominator
Read moreDetailsA healthy, peaceful environment, where students want to be, marks out one school for its nominator for School of the Year, sponsored by Qwerty.
Read moreDetailsA school which has received national recognition for its teaching on conservation has been nominated for School of the Year.
Read moreDetails"Miracle workers" at Berkshire MS Therapy Centre offer a wide range of services and "excellent support and therapies" says its nominator
Read moreDetailsA 'modest man' and veteran supporter of charities has been put forward for Fundraiser of the Year in the Pride of Reading Awards
Read moreDetailsThe Roseate Reading, the only five-star hotel in the town, has been nominated for an award for its support of tourism, art and culture
Read moreDetailsThe 'caring' chief executive officer of ACRE, the Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality is up for a Pride of Reading award
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has grown over the years, attracting world-leading acts and worldwide television audiences.
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