Friendship Festival will welcome newcomers from Hong Kong to Reading
A FRIENDSHIP festival will take place in Reading later this month, in a bid to welcome people who have come to the town from Hong Kong.
Read moreDetailsA FRIENDSHIP festival will take place in Reading later this month, in a bid to welcome people who have come to the town from Hong Kong.
Read moreDetailsA THREE-WEEK festival bursting with fun for Reading?s youngsters will be launching on Saturday with a fiesta
Read moreDetailsFILMING demands have prompted a proposal to build an extra film studio at the Thames Valley Science Park, dubbed "Cine Valley".
Read moreDetailsThe council has paid £3,219 to complainants between April 2021 and April 2022, nearly twice the amount of £1,711 for the previous year.
Read moreDetailsSpencers Wood Village Hall will play host to its inaugural repair cafe on Sunday, May 15.
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 300 people put on their boots and went for a walk ... and they were given a medal for doing so.
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY, May 6, WADE held its latest draw in its monthly 150 Club lottery, with the winners scooping cash prizes.
Read moreDetailsA CONCERT this weekend will help raise funds for Ukrainian refugees who have come to Berkshire
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps children in Reading and Wokingham is asking people to go down to the woods and enjoy a big surprise. Well, kind of.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to own a piece of televisual history from Reading-born Tiswas host Chris Tarrant is being offered, in exchange for a donation to charity.
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