Consumers are willing to pay more for animal welfare, Uni of Reading study shows
New Uni of Reading research shows that Shoppers would pay more for their weekly food shop if it meant improved welfare for farm animals.
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Dragons breathe thousands of pounds into charity
Pangbourne Rotary Club's dragon boat race is just one of the group's many fundraising successes this year
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Wokingham United Charities helps women and girls learn DIY
Nail It DIY is one of six groups to benefit from this year's Thrive Grant
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NHS urges young people to get Meningitis B jabs after 10,000 vaccinated in first week of jab drive
More than 10,000 young people across the South East received their free MenB vaccination in the first week of the programme, the NHS has said.
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Reading could be about to smash 170-year weather record as ‘unprecedented’ dry spell continues
University says records likely to be broken - again
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Over 5,000 get free health check-ups through community outreach project
Reading Borough Council has announced that just over 5,200 people took part in health checks which were offered for free
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Here Comes The Sun set to return to Rising Sun Arts Centre
Here Comes The Sun Festival is back for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy.
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Freedom Festival For Falasteen returns to Biscuit Factory this weekend
Following an inaugural event last year, the multi-genre fundraiser returns with live music and performances, in aid of Medical Aid for Palestinians
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More than 2000 object to proposed Thames Valley Park data centre
Petition to oppose Thames Valley Park plan attracts large number of supportive votes in a single week
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Man arrested after woman allegedly sexually assaulted on Reading university campus
A man has been arrested after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted and two men were physically assaulted on the University of Reading campus.
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