Fairy stories help libraries celebrate Bookstart Week
Magical fairy tales are in store for children in Reading as part of the celebrations for this year's Bookstart Week, which runs from June 24-30.
Play Streets given green light
LOCAL communities will now be able to apply to temporarily close residential streets for a few hours every fortnight for their children to play in, as part of a new Reading Borough Council initiative called Play Streets.
What do you think can be done about crime in Reading?
Reading's residents are being asked to help identify and have their say on the crime and anti-social behaviour issues which concern them the most, as part of the first-ever cross- borough survey launched by the Safer Reading Partnership.
Community Trust given a right Royals celebration
It's not called the beautiful game for nothing ... Reading FC's work in the community is something that's worth celebrating. And that's exactly what happened when the club held a special end of season showcase event last month.
Church leaders call on Prime Minister to apologise
An alliance of Churches representing Christians from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland has written to the Prime Minister asking for an apology on behalf of the Government for misrepresenting the poor.
David Walliams goes to Downing Street for Enough Food IF
Enough Food for Everyone IF supporter David Walliams joined 100 school children this morning to meet David Cameron at 10 Downing Street and call for action to tackle global hunger.
Man City's Wayne Bridge signs up for Adkins
A FORMER England player has become the first signing for Nigel Adkins' new-look Reading FC side.
Water lot of fun at Waterfest
Reading Water Fest is returning to the town next weekend with an extravaganza of events and entertainment along the riverside and on the water.
Prospective MP says Pay me just £7.45 an hour
Green Party parliamentary candidate for Reading East Rob White has committed to only drawing a living wage if elected as an MP. The rest, he says, would be spent on supporting local groups tackling inequality and poverty.
Reading News
Fairy stories help libraries celebrate Bookstart Week
Magical fairy tales are in store for children in Reading as part of the celebrations for this year's Bookstart Week, which runs from June 24-30.
Play Streets given green light
LOCAL communities will now be able to apply to temporarily close residential streets for a few hours every fortnight for their children to play in, as part of a new...
What do you think can be done about crime in Reading?
Reading's residents are being asked to help identify and have their say on the crime and anti-social behaviour issues which concern them the most, as part of the first-ever cross-...
Henley news
Review: Henley Choral Society
There were two compelling reasons for securing a seat in Reading's Concert Hall on Saturday, June 9. First, to experience Verdi's sublime Requiem; second, to celebrate the culmination of...
Pedal power will give Sue Ryder a lift
KEEN cyclists are being encouraged to take part in a special fundraising bike ride next month.
Come along to the Filling Station for a top-up
THOSE looking for a spiritual top-up are being invited to fill-up their tank at a special monthly gathering.
Wokingham News
Wokingham woman to head up Baptist Union of Great Britain
A Baptist minister from Wokingham has been appointed as the first female General Secretary for the Baptist Union of Great Britain.
Best foot forward for Yeldall’s big walk
A GROUP of intrepid walkers will be heading from Notting Hill Gate to Hare Hatch later this month
Wokingham gets its Easter tree
IT'S the gift that kept on giving – and now it's standing in Wokingham town centre as a testament to the generous nature of the town's people.
Bracknell News
Gather round the Campfire for Rend Collective Experiment
THE PRODIGY might have famously once sang about being twisted fire starters, but another band have a slightly more sedate idea: they want you to gather round a campfire they'll...
Crowthorne holds all the fun of the May fair
GAMES, food and music will all be on the agenda when an annual May Fair returns next month.
Talented youngsters entertain Finchampstead villagers
On Saturday evening 8 December, Finchampstead's Contrast Youth Group (of which youth band Hotwire are members) provided entertainment with a difference for local folk in the village's Memorial Hall.
Other news
Community Trust given a right Royals celebration
It's not called the beautiful game for nothing ... Reading FC's work in the community is something that's worth celebrating. And that's exactly what happened when the club held a...
Church leaders call on Prime Minister to apologise
An alliance of Churches representing Christians from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland has written to the Prime Minister asking for an apology on behalf of the Government for misrepresenting the...
David Walliams goes to Downing Street for Enough Food IF
Enough Food for Everyone IF supporter David Walliams joined 100 school children this morning to meet David Cameron at 10 Downing Street and call for action to tackle global hunger.
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