A NEW three-year partnership between a retailer with a store in Reading's town centre and a mental health charity.
Read moreDetailsSTARS from the big and small screen will be out of this world when they come to Lower Earley and it's all thanks to a shared love of fantasy.
Read moreDetailsIOTA Events is bringing back its classic drag bingo as part of their Hallowe'en events in Reading
Read moreDetailsStall-holders are being sought for an upcoming Christmas market set to take place in Reading
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR festive project is set to return this year, ensuring young people across the borough receive presents this Christmas.
Read moreDetailsREADING Windrush Group is celebrating Black History Month by putting on two short thought-provoking plays on October 21.
Read moreDetailsAN OWNER of an e-bike stolen last year claims he has recently seen it listed on an consumer-to-consumer sales website.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY of seven are adjusting to their new lives following a major health incident and eviction from their house of 26 years earlier this year.
Read moreDetailsA NEW facility has opened in Caversham to support women in contact with the criminal justice system.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has awarded funding to 18 community projects run by staff volunteers.
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