Exhibition celebrating Christchurch Green finds new permanent home
A window exhibition celebrating 120 years of Christchurch Green in Reading has found a new home in the heart of the community it celebrates.
Read moreDetailsA window exhibition celebrating 120 years of Christchurch Green in Reading has found a new home in the heart of the community it celebrates.
Read moreDetailsPeople's Emergency Briefing: Where to see it locally this autumn
Read moreDetailsTwo friends have taken on an ambitious challenge to organise a charity football event from scratch in just 90 days to raise money for Thames Hospice
Read moreDetailsDrama school enjoys memories of children 'changed along the way'
Read moreDetailsA building that has been vacant for 20 years in Reading has been beautified by a new display celebrating the heritage of the area.
Read moreDetailsWhen tragedy strikes and parents can't care for youngsters, kinship carers can provide a vital role
Read moreDetailsDrop in to Reading Festival's first ever repair hub
Read moreDetailsThousands of people gathered together to celebrate the 79th anniversary of Pakistan becoming an independent country at an event in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThis week marks a return for Readipop after time establishing a new permanent home, as the Yard Party welcomes live music, workshops, and tours
Read moreDetailsPACT seeks loving family for twin sisters
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