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Leigh care home colleague goes over and above
Lynn is honoured for her commitment to her workplace during a challenging time.
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Nostalgia
Can you help identify these Sevenoaks army cadets from 1942?
It is believed that the Sevenoaks Cadet Company began in 1859 when Britain was under threat of a French invasion
Post Positive
Music is a lifeline for dementia patients in Royston during lockdown
Caroline and her dad, Don have been joining each other and other people living with dementia for online sessions
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Author and entrepreneur Junior Ogunyemi honours Walthamstow student at awards night
A standout student from Walthamstow was amongst those honoured with awards from multi-award winning entrepreneur and author Junior Ogunyemi. The author of the revolutionary book, “How to be a student entrepreneur” gave an inspirational talk and presented the awards at Uxbridge College’s glittering ceremony in west London. Junior proved
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National teacher recruitment campaign visits Southampton
Could teaching be the career for you? Train to Teach are hoping to find out!
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Passionate Reading Rugby Club stalwart remembered
Colin Barrett has died at the age of 90.
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Reading homeless given Christmas dinner thanks to generous donations
The charity was able to hold three parties thanks to donations
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Meet the Berkshire heroes named in the Queen's New Year's Honours
18 people from across the county have been given titles
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Make Alice’s last wish come true by supporting refugees in Reading this Christmas
Terminally ill volunteer Alice Driver has urged people to donate gifts to refugees who have fled to the town
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How a wintry window wonderland brought a West Reading street together
Neighbours in West Reading created some brilliant window displays
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Reading Volunteers win national education award
For more than 100 years, Reading has been at the forefront in the development of the UK’s adult education sector.
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How racist graffiti on a Bracknell garage brought the community together
The N Word and a poorly drawn swastika could be seen scrawled on the garage