The University of Reading has joined a new initiative aimed at showcasing the role that the educational institutions in the UK's economy.
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Read moreDetailsProgress' assured production of Abi Morgan's bittersweet Lovesong brings an emotional play to life with confidence and the conviction
Read moreDetailsBerskhire Vision is celebrating five years of helping visually impaired people to foster connections and get support through one of its services.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a robbery in Twyford.
Read moreDetailsSouth Central Ambulance Service is taking part in a trial to maximise the efficiency of ambulances aimed at improving fleets across the country.
Read moreDetailsThe Chancellor of the University of Reading, Paul Lindley OBE, has been appointed to two UK Government advisory roles on trade and youth policy
Read moreDetailsA taxi driver from Slough has been fined for illegally operating in Reading, Reading Borough Council has announced
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is inviting residents to help plant some new fruit trees at Swallows Meadow in Lower Earley this week.
Read moreDetailsAn exceptional temperature, says The University of Reading
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