Running out of Time: Climate baton relay makes Reading stop en route to Parliament Square
A 32-day relay made a stop in Reading on Friday, July 7, to inspire people to protect the planet and take action to reach net zero.
Read moreDetailsA 32-day relay made a stop in Reading on Friday, July 7, to inspire people to protect the planet and take action to reach net zero.
Read moreDetailsWHITLEY Library is holding interactive language classes for babies and children.
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS are set to enjoy a series of al fresco screenings of their favourite wildlife-themed movies.
Read moreDetailsAlongside the competitiveness and rivalry, there is a lot of kindness to be seen in the world of sport.
Read moreDetailsA SOUTH Reading community group will welcome visitors for a summer fun day on Saturday, August 5.
Read moreDetailsThis Friday, July 7 marks World Chocolate Day and we are taking the opportunity to talk about one of the nation's favourite snacks
Read moreDetailsELVIS will be back in the building for a social group's themed event on July 27.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Dr B's bike show a 'fantastic day' say organisers
Read moreDetailsA holiday website is looking for a campervan connoisseur to visit hundreds of pubs across the country and sample their beer and get paid for it
Read moreDetailsThe lazy, hazy days of summer are best spent enjoying your garden or outside space that you have lovingly nurtured and cared for over the past months
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