Reading among top 35 of Complete University Guide Rankings, tops subject list for Land and Property Management
The Complete University Guide for 2025 has ranked the university 35th in its table of top institutions in the UK
Read moreDetailsThe Complete University Guide for 2025 has ranked the university 35th in its table of top institutions in the UK
Read moreDetailsReading librarian David Cliffe was given the Outstanding Individual Contribution award by the British Association for Local History
Read moreDetailsMany of us are searching for ways to take the perfect picture without the need for editing.
Read moreDetailsTHE CONSERVATIVE party have hit back at claims they are scrambling around for candidates for the general election.
Read moreDetailsTHE SHADOW Chancellor says the new Reading West and Mid Berkshire seat is a must-win if Labour is to form the next government.
Read moreDetailsA satellite is set to launch next week as a scientist in Reading seeks to understand the role of clouds and aerosol particles in climate change
Read moreDetailsTHE Tardis is to materialise in Winnersh next month as a cinema gears up to celebrate the worldwide premiere of this year's Doctor Who season finale
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has announced The Aux stage, which will see interactive talks, streams, live podcasts, and activities added to this year's bill
Read moreDetailsEight schools took part in the final, where they were joined by a school from Oxford and another from Hampshire in a mock trial competition
Read moreDetailsA SECOND HAND book sale will take place early next month in Reading town centre.
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