A 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 moreDetailsFunding awarded towards repairs of the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading 'does not touch the sides', an MP has warned.
Read moreDetailsA Premier League club appears to be closing in on signing Reading-born Borussia Dortmund star Jamie Gittens.
Read moreDetailsA man from Reading has been jailed for rape and other offences and Reading following an investigation by Thames Valley Police,
Read moreDetailsThe organisation looks forward to an exciting year ahead
Read moreDetailsSpecial nomination went to 80 year old Halimah
Read moreDetailsThis week's Reading planning round-up features two plans to convert offices into flats and advertisement plans for a new bar opening this week.
Read moreDetailsThis Pride Month, Vue Readingis celebrating with a curated line-up of queer cinema ? from timeless classics to new releases ? including an exclusive
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.
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