Reading Today will be sponsoring the Charity of the Year award at this year’s Pride of Reading Awards. The award recognises a local charity that through working in partnership with...
Read moreDetailsOver many years one of the most astounding and heart-wrenching categories in the Pride of Reading Awards has been Child of Courage. The stories of youngsters who have battled bravely...
Read moreDetailsAnyone who knows Reading knows we have a thriving charity sector and strong communities, the two go hand in hand. Several of the categories in the Pride of Reading Awards...
Read moreDetailsSchool of the Year, Reading Girls School, sponsor Qwerty Youngsters from Reading Girls School have put it forward for School of the Year, praising its encouragement, positivity and support. One...
Read moreDetailsDe Vere will be sponsoring the Child of Courage award this year at the Pride of Reading Awards which recognises a child's courage or determination.
Read moreDetailsA woman who has worked her way up from receptionist to Director of Operations /HR at Reading Football Club has been put forward for the Legacy Award
Read moreDetailsVale & West chartered accountants are sponsoring this year's Legacy Award at the Pride of Reading Awards.
Read moreDetailsCream Design is returning to the Pride of Reading Awards as sponsor of the Hospitality Award, in memory of journalist and food writer Hilary Scott.
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
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