Hundreds of trees planted across Reading – but one area gets just two
A call has been made for more tree planting in densely populated areas of Reading to help tackle climate change.
Read moreDetailsA call has been made for more tree planting in densely populated areas of Reading to help tackle climate change.
Read moreDetailsThe "I Was Here" installation, created by homelessness charity St Mungo's in partnership with artist Luke Embden, is currently live on King Street.
Read moreDetailsYour local recycling centre can pass them on to people who need them
Read moreDetailsThe children and young people's mental health charity works with young people, and those who support them, to manage their mental health and wellbeing
Read moreDetailsPupils at a Reading primary school have taken part in a special safety workshop designed to help them recognise risks and make positive choices.
Read moreDetailsCare from the earliest stage can benefit children's futures
Read moreDetailsMy Cancer My Choices seeks volunteer therapists
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Read moreDetailsBerkshire MS Therapy Centre event will give brains a workout
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