Bishop of Reading visits Launchpad to strengthen homelessness prevention partnership
Launchpad, Reading's leading homelessness charity, hosted a visit by the Right Reverend Mary Gregory, Bishop of Reading, for a visit last week.
Read moreDetailsLaunchpad, Reading's leading homelessness charity, hosted a visit by the Right Reverend Mary Gregory, Bishop of Reading, for a visit last week.
Read moreDetailsA free service offering support and advocacy to victims of stalking has been extended for another two years.
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women produced a dominant display to beat Woodley United LFC 5-0 in the Southern Region Women's Premier Division
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Read moreDetailsA Christian charity has unveiled its plan to tackle the rough sleeping crisis in Reading by providing emergency beds.
Read moreDetailsReading council has taken legal action multiple times to evict Travellers in caravans from its land.
Read moreDetailsResidents and police joined forces for a community litter pick in Katesgrove, Reading, as part of ongoing efforts to improve the local environment
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson has claimed that the club has 'improved in every department' since he joined back in October
Read moreDetailsThe Tesla car company owned by the controversial billionaire Elon Musk is gearing up to occupy a new facility in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA charity is urgently seeking help to support people sleeping rough in Reading.
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