Emma-Jane Taylor "relentlessly fights each day for survivors of child sexual abuse to be heard, seen and believed," said her nominator for Community
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has been given a London Higher Award, recognising is leadership in improving the environment and championing sustainability
Read moreDetailsREADING has once again come together to honour the memory of Joe Ritchie-Bennett, James Furlong, and David Wails on the fourth anniversary of the attack which claimed their lives in...
Read moreDetailsProfessor Rhona Steinthorp of the University of Reading's Institute of Education was among those named in the annual list of honours
Read moreDetailsEast Reading Festival will bring two stages of performances, a food court, and stalls, with a focus on sustainability and inclusivity
Read moreDetailsArtists and community groups are being invited by arts charity Jelly to decorate a vase to reflect the colours of this year's Pride of Reading Awards'
Read moreDetailsA family run "Reading musical institution" celebrating its 160th anniversary has been nominated for its commitment to music for all.
Read moreDetailsART is about to make an impact across Reading, as a festival returns for its tenth anniversary.
Read moreDetailsThe day, set to take place on Friday, June 21, is named after the climate stripes visualisation created by the university's Professor Ed Hawkins
Read moreDetailsKeen rowing crews from around the world competed in the annual Reading Amateur Regatta along the Thames
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