FROM THE CHAMBER: Investing in social care
Social care services is probably the most life-changing and life-enhancing thing that Reading Council does. It?s also two-thirds of the annual budget
Read moreDetailsSocial care services is probably the most life-changing and life-enhancing thing that Reading Council does. It?s also two-thirds of the annual budget
Read moreDetailsIT?LL BE the merry month of May thanks to a Bracknell-based arts centre.
Read moreDetailsIt will be the first time since March 2020, and the original lockdown, that wind quintet the Whiteknights Ensemble will be publicly performing.
Read moreDetailsEating fibre can prevent constipation, but did you know it can also lower your risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and bowel cancer?
Read moreDetailsTHE people of Reading have been invited to a party to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE leapt into action to help a town centre charity on Saturday, as it held is first-ever spring fair.
Read moreDetailsThe five biggest homebuyer turn-offs and how much money each of them can remove from a home?s market value
Read moreDetailsWorkers in Reading place 13th in a new survey which compares cost of living with a flaky, pastry benchmark
Read moreDetailsWHITLEY CDA are offering local residents a unique opportunity to reminisce about their community?s good old days.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY is hoping its supporters will splash out this summer ? by getting in the pool.
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