A researcher from the university of used a balloon to collect unusual weather data about changes to wind during the eclipse event yesterday
Read moreDetailsClaire Dyer, a novelist, poet and teacher, is celebrating the release of her latest works: a novel and collection of poetry
Read moreDetailsA team from rail operator Avanti West Coast have swapped transport in a bid to raise more than £10,000 gruelling 450km(280 mile) ride across India.
Read moreDetailsOFFICE space close to Reading town centre could be converted into a two-bed flat if the council approves an application.
Read moreDetailsGrime artist and MC Dizzee Rascal is set to headline Party in the Paddock at Newbury Racecourse this summer
Read moreDetailsA READING man will have to undertake 200 hours of unpaid work for a drink-driving offences.
Read moreDetailsA READING man has been jailed and banned from driving after being caught with nearly 100 drug wraps
Read moreDetailsReading East MP Matt Rodda raised the issues in parliament after passengers were left on platforms for hours following the incident on March 25
Read moreDetailsMates Rates Comedy is bringing a weekend of sketches, stand-up, and roasts from some of comedy's biggest names and rising stars in May
Read moreDetailsRedrow Southern Counties is offering grants of up to £3,000 to community initiatives
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