Greg Wilkinson retires as chairman of Reading-based sight loss charity Berkshire Vision
A CHARITY has thanked its outgoing chairman for helping steer it through the past six years.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY has thanked its outgoing chairman for helping steer it through the past six years.
Read moreDetailsThe Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh recently celebrated their belated Inner Wheel Day with a walk followed by a soup lunch.
Read moreDetailsHoli, the ancient Hindu festival which marks the beginning of spring and good over evil, was celebrated with great energy by the community last month
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Wokingham's Lib Dems has been accused of misleading residents over plans to build a 3G pitch in Lower Earley ? something he denies
Read moreDetailsAre you interested in making a difference in your local community? Why not come along to the Berkshire Vision Volunteer Open Day on Wednesday, April 6
Read moreDetailsAS ANY student who attends the University of Reading can testify, the lecture rooms and halls of residence are set in some beautiful grounds.
Read moreDetailsA TEMPORARY move of a park and ride will continue until at least May.
Read moreDetailsA PRIMARY school teacher from Woodley has brought new meaning to finding a good book with the Big Book Hunt.
Read moreDetailsAN EXPERT from the University of Reading is giving Baldrick a bit of a helping hand.
Read moreDetails"We are saying a very clear no," Cllr Clive Jones said. "We are happy to work with the borough council to find somewhere else."
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