A charity does "an amazing job helping the most needy families in the Reading area, often at personal cost both emotionally and financially,"
Read moreDetails"I don't feel that I can do this person justice in just 250 words," said Trish Bennett's nominator for Community Champion.
Read moreDetailsA nominator for the Family of the Year has praised "a wonderful group of eclectic, unique, colourful souls.
Read moreDetailsAn "amazing" arts collective who have been involved in creating community artwork around Reading for several years have been nominated
Read moreDetailsA charity which offers support for parent-carers and families of children who have additional needs has been put forward for Charity of the Year.
Read moreDetailsA youth football coach gives up so much to help others, said his nominator for Community Champion.
Read moreDetailsAn organisation offering free, confidential counselling and mental health support for young people aged 11 to 25 who live, work or study in the RG
Read moreDetailsThe co-chair and trustion of the Friends of Redlands Primary School "has done incredible work to fundraise for her children's school library,
Read moreDetailsPaul Howard has been running Box Financial Planning for 10 years, said his nominator for the Entrepreneur of the Year award.
Read moreDetailsA teacher who "eats and breathes sustainability and ecology" has been nominated for The Green Community Award.
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