‘I was definitely happier as a result of the Divorce Recovery Workshop course’
A separated father of one is urging others to seek the support he had to help overcome the pain of his marriage break-up.
Read moreDetailsA separated father of one is urging others to seek the support he had to help overcome the pain of his marriage break-up.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council pledges to continue working on countering hate crimes, which rose in number during the last 12 months
Read moreDetailsThe 33-year-old signed for the Royals in September on a short term deal which is due to end in mid-January.
Read moreDetailsThe council has commended more than 30 young volunteers for their support with the Summer Reading Challenge, which helps children take up reading
Read moreDetailsCarters Steam Fair is bowing out with a big finale visit to Reading's Prospect Park from this weekend through to the end of the month.
Read moreDetailsA READING pub held a double celebration on Saturday as it served up its 10,000th different beer
Read moreDetailsAN AUTUMN festival of music is coming to Caversham later this month.
Read moreDetailsOrchestra celebrates 20 years with a triple concert
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY OF READING has been named in the top 200 leading universities in the world.
Read moreDetailsThe second round of community funding this year has seen 25 organisations given support for their help in TVP's police and criminal justice plan
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