Big names, Reading businesses and pupils give their backing to school’s new library fundraiser
CELEBRITIES have been lending a hand to a Reading school's campaign to build a new library, with the aim of raising £8,000 by Christmas
Read moreDetailsCELEBRITIES have been lending a hand to a Reading school's campaign to build a new library, with the aim of raising £8,000 by Christmas
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRST grant from a new fund set up to support projects that help Reading's younger folk.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision has announced it is marking the merger with Reading Association for the Blind (RAB) with a drinks reception in February
Read moreDetailsA church in Reading welcomed residents to a festive fiesta replete with carols, choirs, and Christmas Cheer
Read moreDetailsIt's that time when local councils are working on their budgets for next year.
Read moreDetailsFollowing the selling out of a show at the Hexagon, the Taskmaster and Man Like Mobeen creator has added an extra date at the venue in February
Read moreDetailsFour men have been jailed for more than 40 years in total for a double kidnapping in Reading
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is seeking help locating a man, aged 73, who was last seen in Basingstoke Road at around 7.30am on Tuesday, December 12
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is teaming up with the charity Creative Lives to bring funding grants to individuals, groups, and businesses
Read moreDetailsThe Santa Run returned to Reading for its 10th annual fundraiser, organised by the Reading Rotary Club
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