Home is where the art is: Whiteknights Studio Trail brings art to the people once again
The Whiteknights Studio Trail returned to Reading, bringing the work of artists to the public in venues and homes around the town
Read moreDetailsThe Whiteknights Studio Trail returned to Reading, bringing the work of artists to the public in venues and homes around the town
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) has maintained its status among the top 600 organisations leading disability inclusion work.
Read moreDetailsThe Lord-Lieutenants of Berkshire, 1545-2023 traces the lineage of the 42 people who have served in the role since the reign of Henry VIII.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has ranked sixth most popular festival in Europe, and second in the UK, new figures compiled by DFDS show
Read moreDetailsWeather forecasters in the USA have enlisted the support of mathematicians in Reading to help improve the accuracy of forecasts
Read moreDetailsThe station at Prospect Park has been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge for its extra-curricular education support
Read moreDetailsChurches Together has invited residents to hear from the candidates for the Reading West new Reading Central constituency week.
Read moreDetailsTHE University of Reading has taken its place among the world's top universities for the second year in a row
Read moreDetailsReading musician Marc Hockley is released his latest album, Little Devils, only weeks ago? but is already set to begin the next stage of his work
Read moreDetailsThe council is seeking volunteers aged 14-18 to mentor the children taking part by making recommendations and helping library staff with events
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