A CHARITY that helps spread some festive cheer is the latest group to receive a covid grant from the John Sykes Foundation.
Read moreDetailsNEW 'female friendly' plasma donation machines have seen a surge in donors according to a Kings Road-based medical centre.
Read moreDetailsBusiness leaders from across the Thames Valley came together to explore ways they can tackle the climate emergency.
Read moreDetailsSMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY takes place across Reading over the weekend of Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4.
Read moreDetailsTHE BIG finale for this year's Dance Reading Festival will be a showcase featuring members of the town's dance schools and groups.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been drawn to play against Watford in the FA Cup third-round.
Read moreDetailsFollowing a five-week-long trial which concluded at Reading Crown Court on 24 August, two men and a woman were sentenced on Monday, November 28
Read moreDetailsProgress ponders the role of fiction in modern society with Emily Goode's Liar's Teeth, mixing light and dark in its latest production
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Gay Chorus is performing at St Luke's Church on Sunday, December 11, from 7pm
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of campaigners gathered together for an event to support a family of seven on the day of their eviction.
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