Councils roll out joint service to unify health programmes across Reading and West Berkshire
Reading Borough Council is rolling out a new joint service aimed at unifying health and wellbeing support resources across the borough.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is rolling out a new joint service aimed at unifying health and wellbeing support resources across the borough.
Read moreDetailsA University of Reading initiative aimed at bringing climate science to young people is proving popular in educational institutions, new figures show.
Read moreDetailsA new website has launched aimed at helping keep residents and stakeholders up to date with the work of a joint prosperity initiative across Berkshire
Read moreDetailsGrassroots voluntary and community groups can now bid for funding pots to help initiatives and work tackling inequalities, including new micro grants
Read moreDetailsA low-power blue light could be the key to reducing food poisoning caused by raw chicken in the UK, scientists at the University of Reading have found
Read moreDetailsIn partnership with The Rhoom Studios, the Broad Street Beats will bring together five local artists for live performances in a Halloween event
Read moreDetailsMore than £1,200 of fines have been handed down to a Southampton taxi driver who was flouting rules in Reading earlier this year
Read moreDetailsThe Borough are back with a new set?and new sunglasses?for a live show as part of Please Ban Music on Thursday, October 8, at The Butler
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have condemned the actions of 'mindless' vandals who damaged a new community garden- just over 24 hours after it was created by volunteers.
Read moreDetailsReading's Armed Forces Covenant was signed this week by the council in recognition of the sacrifices made by our Armed Forces.
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