Uni of Reading continues record as being among top universities in the UK
The Uni of Reading has once again kept its position among the top universities in Reading, as the Times Higher Education (THE) list is released
Read moreDetailsThe Uni of Reading has once again kept its position among the top universities in Reading, as the Times Higher Education (THE) list is released
Read moreDetailsThis year has continued to break temperature records as it sees the hottest September night in over 80 years.
Read moreDetailsAn expert has said that the announced changes to the pensions triple lock is a departure from 'people pleasing' of thwe earliest days of Burnham as PM
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for a specific potential witness in connection with a motorbike collision in Reading which hospitalised two people
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of Reading residents are living with sight loss, figures show, as a local charity urges people to prioritise eye health this World Sight Day
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has welcomed a new canine team trained to sniff out drugs used in spiking and other acts of violence against women and girls
Read moreDetailsNetwork Rail said the gas leak happened during building works near Didcot, and for safety an exclusion zone was set up, which included railway land.
Read moreDetailsGuests will be able to taste dishes served on the evening, take home recipe cards to recreate them, and find out how food research makes a difference
Read moreDetailsVisitors to Berkshire spend an estimated £1.4 billion a year in the county, according to latest estimates by Visit England.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has produced a new blood test which could spare survivors of heart attacks and strokes from repeat incidents
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