Annual Giving Tree Appeal is ready to return
The Giving Tree Appeal is set to launch next week to allow residents to help less fortunate children enjoy Christmas.
Read moreDetailsThe Giving Tree Appeal is set to launch next week to allow residents to help less fortunate children enjoy Christmas.
Read moreDetailsSt Edwards Prep in Reading is preparing to go co-ed and plans to welcome female students for the first time since 1947.
Read moreDetailsA Poppy display has been launched in Bracknell's The Lexicon to collect donations for The Royal British Legion.
Read moreDetailsSue Dowling from Blandy & Blandy explains how the furlough scheme is changing.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have issued £30,000 of fines after more than 50 people were found at a house party on Wednesday – the night before lockdown started. Thames Valley Police said that...
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS are being warned that the M4 will be closed this weekend and next as work on the so-called Smart Motorways project continues. Highways England needs to carry out some...
Read moreDetailsMatt Rodda, the MP for Reading East, helped deliver free lunches to children last week.
Read moreDetailsLast week, Kim Murray was joined by her dog Molly to raise money for the Poppy Appeal.
Read moreDetailsFirst Days Children's Charity, based in Hurst, launched a Christmas stocking campaign on Monday.
Read moreDetailsAt the recent executive meeting, Cllr John Halsall restated the council's position of being anti-racist, promoting equality and celebrating diversity.
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