Students paying more than £2,000 extra for ‘unnecessary’ energy bills
Students in Reading signed up to 'unlimited' contracts are paying more than £2,200 'unnecessarily' for energy bills, a recent study has shown
Read moreDetailsStudents in Reading signed up to 'unlimited' contracts are paying more than £2,200 'unnecessarily' for energy bills, a recent study has shown
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, October 4, Circle Reading is to host free PSA blood tests aimed at men aged between 45-75, in partnership with Reading Lions Club.
Read moreDetailsPubwatch once again invited stakeholders from Reading's night time economy to its annual conference, including councillors, venue owners, and police
Read moreDetailsReading Rep's first musical, The Last Five Years, doesn't skip a beat in its breathless exploration of a marriage in all its passion and friction.
Read moreDetailsThe Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport (CILT) Awards has awarded Reading Buses the Passenger Transport Award for a third time
Read moreDetailsSCAS has become one of the first NHS sites in the country to install new Great British Energy solar panels, it has announced.
Read moreDetailsThe Biscuit Factory will play host to a festival from Through A Different Lens, which features films by diverse and local film-makers in November
Read moreDetailsONE lucky motorist will be able to drive a MINI Cooper EV for free for six months, thanks to a contract giveaway from Reading FC sponsors Select.
Read moreDetailsComedian Jessica Fostekew has announced a new headline stand-up tour,Iconic Breath, including a date here in Reading in February.
Read moreDetailsThe International Universities Climate Alliance (IUCA) has announced it will be hosted by Reading from next year until 2028.
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