KING’S HONOURS: MBE for CEO of First Days Children’s Charity, Emma Cantrell
The founder and CEO of First Days Children's Charity, Emma Cantrell, has been made an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours list.
Read moreDetailsThe founder and CEO of First Days Children's Charity, Emma Cantrell, has been made an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours list.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Reading councillor who breathed new life into a charity helping families with autistic children has been awarded an MBE for her work.
Read moreDetailsCancer patients to benefit following major boost from Wokingham founder's charity, Walk the Walk
Read moreDetailsA RENOVATED monument was unveiled at a ceremony held at Shinfield Park on June 13.
Read moreDetailsRABBLE's production weaves power struggles and personal relationships effortlessly together in Flintoff's arresting Abbey origin story
Read moreDetailsAPPLICATIONS for pitches and stalls at the popular Wokingham Winter Carnival have opened, organised by Wokingham Lions Club, set for Sunday, Nov. 26
Read moreDetailsTWO charities that work in Reading and Wokingham have received donations of £1,000 each from a national fund
Read moreDetailsPUPILS from five primary schools showed off their green fingers and celebrated the coronation of King Charles III.
Read moreDetailsCharity golf day in Wargrave: Tee off benefits young and old
Read moreDetailsCYCLISTS will be able to get their bikes checked for free at an upcoming community event.
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