Nominations open for Berkshire Youth’s 85th anniversary celebration awards
Berkshire Youth is calling on the local community to nominate outstanding young people, volunteers, youth workers
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Youth is calling on the local community to nominate outstanding young people, volunteers, youth workers
Read moreDetailsIt's now a year since the biggest tour ever hit London with three sold out Wembley Stadium shows in June plus another five in August!
Read moreDetailsInfinity Property & Lifestyle Management, founded by duo Katie Morgan and Emma Willoughby, has been named Professional Services Startup of the Year
Read moreDetailsOffices near the riverside and busy pubs in Reading town centre could be replaced with 450 apartments.
Read moreDetailsAppreciation for fans of Reading FC for helping to 'save the club' and its former owner, Sir John Madejski, has been expressed
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support (TVPS), the Berkshire-based HIV charity that's been supporting people since 1985
Read moreDetailsLocal residents gathered in the sunshine to celebrate an exciting new chapter for Reading's Coley community
Read moreDetailsA burger chain that was previously available for delivery only in Reading is gearing up to open a restaurant in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsA street trader has lost his permission for his pitch in Reading town centre over claims he failed to use it.
Read moreDetailsA plan to build three town houses near one of the busiest areas of West Reading has been rejected.
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