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Meet the man who helped save a Reading club for disabled children
Trevor Absolom has been nominated as Local Hero in the Pride of Reading Awards
Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet the Woodley woman raising money for those in need
Samantha Holmes has been nominated as Fundraiser of the Year in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet the CEO giving up her time to help people with Autism in Berkshire
Jane Stanford-Beale has been nominated as Volunteer/s of the Year Award in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Reading teen becomes first Brit to land Barcelona basketball scholarship
Matthew Marsh has been nominated as Young Person of the Year in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Quirky map celebrating Reading's history helps raise money for charity
Barton Willmore have been nominated for Business in Action (over 50), Cultural Contribution and Smile of the Year categories in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet the Royal Berkshire Hospital worker helping families through tough times
Stuart Bright has been nominated as Health Worker of the year in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet the healthcare agency boss making a difference in the community
Anna Kay of Helping Hands Healthcare have been nominated as Local Hero and Community Champion in the Pride of Reading Awards
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How Lilies for Oscar Wilde brought Reading’s creative community together
Lilies for Oscar Wilde has been nominated in the Cultural Contribution category of the Pride of Reading Awards
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How a Reading business is making a difference to children in care
Britannia Pharmaceuticals has been nominated for the Business in Action (over 50) category in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet the group helping Reading volunteers realise their dreams
Reading Voluntary Action (RVA) has been nominated as Community Champion in the Pride of Reading Awards
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Meet the Reading legal firm that has raised thousands for local charities
Blandy & Blandy raised more than £30,000 since 2016
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Meet the seven year old who won't stop smiling despite brain tumour treatment
Aisla Grey has been nominated as Child of Courage in the Pride of Reading Awards