Thames Hospice signs up to Charity Shop Gift Card
The Charity Shop Gift Card will be sold and accepted in Thames Hospice?s 23 shops. It is the first multi-retailer gift card for charity shops.
Read moreDetailsThe Charity Shop Gift Card will be sold and accepted in Thames Hospice?s 23 shops. It is the first multi-retailer gift card for charity shops.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is reviewing a range of bus services, as its existing contracts end in May.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for information after an elderly man was assaulted and burgled on Binfield Road.
Read moreDetailsYesterday, 293 people tested positive for the virus, bringing the weekly infection rate to 947.4.
Read moreDetailsCare4Calais Reading held an extra special Christmas party for 90 refugees in a Reading church earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsSt Teresa?s Catholic Academy on Easthampstead Road, has won first prize in Squire?s Garden Centre's Decorate A Christmas Tree competition.
Read moreDetailsLast week, the borough mayor, Cllr Keith Baker, cut the ribbon to open the event.
Read moreDetailsLast month, a planning inspector denied the borough council's application made in February for a Compulsory Purchase Order at the site.
Read moreDetailsThis year was the first time that the mayor's Christmas concert went virtual. A shortened video has been shared on the council?s social media page.
Read moreDetailsAll tags have been taken from Giving Trees. Christmas gifts are now being wrapped by charity volunteers before being given out to youngsters.
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