Formula E accelerates climate conversations on campus at University of Reading
Stunned staff and students at the University of Reading got a close-up look at a Formula E racecar that is leading the way on climate action
Read moreDetailsStunned staff and students at the University of Reading got a close-up look at a Formula E racecar that is leading the way on climate action
Read moreDetailsA cafe in Reading has changed hands, with the new owner hoping to add a bar to sell alcoholic drinks to customers.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has released its latest figures on carbon footprint reduction and climate impact as a new five-year plan has been put forward.
Read moreDetailsA developer has been asked to triple the amount it would pay to Reading council if a plan to add 70 more homes to a former golf course gets approved
Read moreDetails'Your Party' has officially been launched in Reading, as socialists railed against cuts, 'parasitic landlords' and the Labour Party.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is urging residents in homes across the borough to take advantage of their weekly food waste recycling collection
Read moreDetailsA charity in Reading has been awarded tens of thousands in funding to support staff during one of the health service's busiest periods.
Read moreDetailsThe Home Office has said that Police and Crime Commissioners will be abolished at the end of their current term, which comes in 2028.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and Buckinghamshire is preparing for strike action from doctors this week, including at the Royal Berks Hospital
Read moreDetailsStudents from 10 schools around the borough are taking part in their own version of the COP30 global climate summit next week
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