Rotary club donates more than £200,000 to eradicate polio
THE ROTARY Club of Maiden Erlegh (RME) announced it has donated more than £200,000 towards tackling polio since its inception in 1991.
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Wokingham Today, October 19, 2023
Three great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
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Councillors join Reading Gurkhas for Dashain celebrations
MORE than 100 people took to the South Reading Community Centre on Saturday to celebrate the major Hindu festival Dashain.
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Food and craft market goes down a treat in Arborfield
THOSE looking to make an early start to their Christmas shopping headed to Arborfield this weekend for a craft and food market.
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Light party returns to Shinfield Community Church
COLOURS and light will be the focus of an upcoming children's event which will serve as an alternative to the Hallowe'en festivities.
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Help centre opens in Reading to support women in criminal justice system
A NEW facility has opened in Caversham to support women in contact with the criminal justice system.
Read moreDetailsVolunteer projects benefit from University’s £67,000 Community Fund
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading has awarded funding to 18 community projects run by staff volunteers.
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Police reinvest money recovered from criminals into community groups
THE POLICE and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has awarded £199,548 to voluntary and community organisations.
Read moreDetailsBroad St. Mall in Reading to mark Hallowe’en with scarecrow trail and arts and crafts day
GHOULS and ghosts will come out to play in Reading town centre this Hallowe'en as youngsters gear up for two festive events.
Read moreDetailsInner Wheel coffee morning raises £800 for Macmillan Cancer Care
TWO COMMUNITY groups teamed up for a joint coffee morning in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support.
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