A new exhibition at Reading Museum sharing the art work, collections, and stories of people in Reading with the High Street Heritage Action Zone
Read moreDetailsA bill banning British hunters bringing home animals hunted for 'sport' has seen some famous faces from Berkshire supporting it
Read moreDetailsA Centenarian who now lives in Sindlesham has been preparing for this year's International Women's Day by recalling some of her adventures
Read moreDetailsSeparation and divorce are often devastating and traumatic and the depth of emotional suffering not always understood
Read moreDetailsWINTER may be over, but a community group will continue helping residents combat rising energy prices with a new initiative.
Read moreDetailsA SOUTH Reading church is holding a men's breakfast on Saturday, March 18.
Read moreDetailsA SOUTH Reading church is holding a women's breakfast on Saturday, March 11.
Read moreDetailsREADING Football Club's principal partner has been nominated for a prestigious award in recognition of its support for grassroots football.
Read moreDetailsCentrica are the owners Of good old British Gas, 'N with energy prices soaring They've raked in loads of cash.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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