Uni of Reading seeking volunteer awards nominations, with new category to mark centenary
The University of Reading is seeking nominations for its annual Celebration of Volunteering Awards, which include a new category for this year.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is seeking nominations for its annual Celebration of Volunteering Awards, which include a new category for this year.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is inviting residents and businesses to a series of meetings aimed at improving community safety over the next few weeks
Read moreDetailsThe NHS BOB Director of Partnerships, Daniel Leveson, is set to speak to patients in Reading as part of the Reading Patient Voice Group.
Read moreDetailsTGI Fridays has announced that 456 employees will be out of work as it is set to close branches around the country, including one in Reading
Read moreDetailsCllr Clarence Mitchell, Emmer Green ward, has announced that he has made the move, citing "the rise of woke-ism" and "state interference."
Read moreDetailsThirty community groups across the borough are set to receive funding as part of Reading Borough Council's regular Small Grants Fund.
Read moreDetailsAnnual updates to a stark graphic laying out the rising temperatures across the planet have been added to reflect Earth's third-warmest year on record
Read moreDetailsFigures show that local councils across the country spent around £25 million in total over four years as a result of elections by thirds.
Read moreDetailsClub's January Woodcote run raises thousands for charity
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre is bringing its popular annual run of a child-focused production to the town once again next month
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