New consultancy pioneering net zero and sustainability lands in Reading
A new sustainability consultancy has recently moved into Theale.
Read moreDetailsA new sustainability consultancy has recently moved into Theale.
Read moreDetailsA charge for plastic bags at a Wokingham-based garden centre has been given to a charity that helps children in hospices enjoy magical gardens
Read moreDetailsThe Thames Valley Writers? Circle has emerged from its Zoom only meetings to have the presentation of the Barbara Olive Smith Trophy
Read moreDetailsNINE projects across the Thames Valley have benefited from a day of giving organised by employees of SEGRO.
Read moreDetailsThe event is hosted by Frasers Property UK, owners of Maxis Business Park, and will raise money for Sebastian's Action Trust.
Read moreDetailsA TRAINING course will help people prepare for job interviews.
Read moreDetailsA new book about unsung heroes of the Royal Air Force took to the skies in fine form when it was launched by its two authors.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILIAR part of Reading?s nightlife are the Street Pastors, a group of volunteers who patrol the town to ensure people are safe on their night out.
Read moreDetailsTHREE members of Reading Buses? finance team are among those the firm has named as its stars.
Read moreDetailsA RESPECTED theologian will be visiting Reading this Saturday to take part in a question and answer session about her book.
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