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Valentine's Day wedding deadline approaching at Reading register office
This year is also your last chance to marry at the Grade II listed Yeomanry House
Cristina Harris
I am responsible for promoting community news and events. As well as a voluntary parish councillor role, my interests include ten-pin bowling and creative writing. cristina.harris@trinitymirror.com
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Time is running out for a festive walk at Runnymede
There is still time to bring the family to Runnymede for a festive walk
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Don't miss out on a illuminated woodland walk at Basildon Park
There is a illuminated woodland walk happening at Basildon Park
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Walk with the wolves at Beenham conservation trust
Watch the wolves being fed and listen to them howl
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Come face to face with birds of prey in Purley
Purley Barn is running a goshawk display and birds of prey evening
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Reading Borough Council appeal for foster carers
Reading Borough Council is appealing for people who may be interested in fostering to get in touch
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Wokingham church group stages pantomime to raise money for charity
The Corpus Christi Parish Pantomine Group of a community pantomine called George and the Dragon.
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Reading RSPB has a talk on nature within the Rockies
The next meeting of the Reading RSPB group takes place at Pangbourne Village Hall on Station Road in Pangbourne, Berkshire
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Reading hospital needs borrowed zimmer frames and walking sticks back
Have you borrowed a zimmer frame or other walking aid from The Royal Berkshire Hospital that you no longer need?
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Lonely people in Reading wanted for research into isolation
Reading Voluntary Action are running a series of focus groups across January and February
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Charity bike ride in Theale to remember Royal Berkshire Hospital midwife
There will be a charity bike ride in March through Theale dedicated to a late Royal Berkshire midwife
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Sleep courses to run in Reading and Slough for parents of children with special needs
Courses will run on sleep to help children and young people with special needs in Berkshire