Uni of Reading experts: Cold-weather combination is ‘likely to disrupt travel and transport services’
University of Reading experts say cold-weather combination is "likely to disrupt travel and transport services" this week
Read moreDetailsUniversity of Reading experts say cold-weather combination is "likely to disrupt travel and transport services" this week
Read moreDetailsCelebrating their 160th anniversary this year, this musical institution now has another reason to celebrate.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that a new pedestrian and cycle bridge is set to be put in place this weekend
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that the Green Events Code of Practice (GECOP) pilot scheme has come to an end
Read moreDetailsThe Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed a week of activity tackling antisocial behaviour.
Read moreDetailsA new radio play is set to air on BBC Radio 4 exploring climate anxiety and extreme weather next week.
Read moreDetailsThe owners of the Fox and Hounds pub in Tilehurst were the recipients of this year's Family of the Year Award, sponsored by De Vere
Read moreDetailsA teenager who has experienced loved ones facing life-changing accidents and chronic diagnosis has been driven to increase the youth voice
Read moreDetailsCats Protection is appealing to people not to dump their pets as it sees a worrying increase in cat abandonment of over 30% this year.
Read moreDetailsA foster carer who tragically lost her own daughter to suicide has been able to turn a tragedy into a legacy of hope.
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