Children’s lockdown memories captured in podcasts
YEAR 6 students across South Reading have created an audio time capsule, reflecting on their memories of lockdown and hopes for the future.
Read moreDetailsYEAR 6 students across South Reading have created an audio time capsule, reflecting on their memories of lockdown and hopes for the future.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting senior residents for an exciting afternoon of food and entertainment.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Royals star made a surprise appearance on a grassroots pitch in Lower Earley, much to the delight of budding young footballers.
Read moreDetailsA bus driver described as 'an up-and-coming rising star' has been recognised for their work helping music fans get to Reading Festival
Read moreDetailsTHE SEARCH is on for Woodley's most outstanding citizens, thanks to its community heroes awards.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of a Lower Earley-based church raised their best china to a new coffee hub, built to mark its 140th anniversary
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is inviting young people to attend its weekly meet-ups.
Read moreDetailsREADING is often quoted as being famous for the four Bs: Beer, bulbs, biscuits and bricks.
Read moreDetailsThe route saw the borough's furry cycling friend tackle a 550km journey across four days with more than 4,000 metres of elevation last month.
Read moreDetailsIn September, Paula Nuttall gave members of the Arts Society Wokingham a fascinating detailed account of the 15th century Ghent Altarpiece.
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