Volunteer projects benefit from University’s £67,000 Community Fund
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading has awarded funding to 18 community projects run by staff volunteers.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has awarded funding to 18 community projects run by staff volunteers.
Read moreDetailsEnjoy spooky musical fun in Caversham with the Sainsbury Singers
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK climbed up to 12th in the Combined Counties Premier North as they earned three points in a tight contest against Wallingford.
Read moreDetailsSouth Central Ambulance Service has been awarded a prestigious accolade for its campaign to improve defibrillator access
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Western Railway has partnered with charity Missing People on a campaign to help people in crisis and prevent them from becoming missing
Read moreDetailsUniversity Technical College Reading has been given an award in recognition of its work with cadets
Read moreDetailsTHE POLICE and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has awarded £199,548 to voluntary and community organisations.
Read moreDetailsPaloma Faith has announced her sixth studio album, The Glorification of Sadness, and a 26-date headline tour of the UK
Read moreDetailsA theatre company in Tilehurst is set to present its latest show, and it's something... unexpected
Read moreDetailsGHOULS and ghosts will come out to play in Reading town centre this Hallowe'en as youngsters gear up for two festive events.
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