Launchpad cancels Big Sleep Out fundraiser due to ‘fewer than expected’ participants
Launchpad has announced that it has cancel this year's Big Sleep Out due to fewer sign-ups than expected
Read moreDetailsLaunchpad has announced that it has cancel this year's Big Sleep Out due to fewer sign-ups than expected
Read moreDetailsReading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has responded to claims that Reading FC Women's side could face dropping down the football pyramid
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Read moreDetailsReading Buses has announced plans to introduce a new bus route serving Caversham and Henley-on-Thames next month
Read moreDetailsOPTICIANS in Reading, Lower Earley and Woodley have set their sights on supporting children with their mental wellbeing
Read moreDetailsREADING town centre was buzzing on Thursday, and it was all thanks to an interactive bee hive.
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Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of the east Reading community and beyond is coming to a popular park later this month
Read moreDetailsFears are beginning to grow that Reading FC Women may not be able to compete in the Women’s Championship next season due to financial issues. The Royals have been in...
Read moreDetailsTHE CONSERVATIVES appear to be in the driving seat for Wokingham in the general election ? but a new poll suggests the result is too close to cal
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