Smart Works Reading raises £6,000 at fundraiser with former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman
AN event that saw a former editor of Vogue share insights into her 25-year stint editing the fashion magazine has raised £6,000 for charity.
Read moreDetailsAN event that saw a former editor of Vogue share insights into her 25-year stint editing the fashion magazine has raised £6,000 for charity.
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, October 25, the Reading RSPB group were delighted to host a lecture by Steve Menzie from the Falsterbo bird observatory in Sweden.
Read moreDetailsCHARLIE Charles has been at the forefront of Reading's music scene for a whole decade? and his show is still going strong
Read moreDetailsOn Blagrave Street, today, things look pretty much the same as they do on any other day of the week.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsThe first Reading Dussehra Diwali Festival took place at Reading Cricket Club on Saturday, October 15
Read moreDetailsAN AWARD-winning performance poet will be the guest speaker at a special event next month.
Read moreDetailsA contest is searching for Reading's newest biscuit - and the winner will be not just the talk of the town, but the pride of Reading too
Read moreDetailsIT'S ALWAYS been a destination for shoppers, but its history will surprise you.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Upper Bucklebury has been named the country's best role model.
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