Students from the University of Reading and Henley Business School at a regional event celebrating women studying property-related subjects.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading's subject rankings have risen once again in the Complete University Guide, topping the league for two of its subjects
Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER manager of one of Reading's most well-known queer venues had passed away, family and friends have announced. Simon Hallam, who managed the Wynford Arms for more than two...
Read moreDetailsA spin-out company from the University of Reading is set to support efforts to tackle antibiotic resistance in healthcare through a new technology.
Read moreDetailsThe Oracle has returned once again to sponsor The Chris Tarrant Award, which recognises someone who lives or works in Reading
Read moreDetailsSwiss rockabilly band Hillbilly Moon Explosion, formed in 1998, will perform at Reading's Face Bar next month.
Read moreDetailsStation Hill has announced that local artist Kev Munday, who provided the illustration for the illuminated Station Hill murals
Read moreDetailsGet ready for thrills, spills, and high-speed hilarity as the Burghfield Box Kart Bash which returns to the legendary home of the historic Auclum Hill
Read moreDetailsThe alerts will notify you in the event of a radiation emergency.
Read moreDetailsThe John Sykes Foundation has awarded a £3,000 grant from their Reading Youth Fund to Sport in Mind, the UK's leading mental health sports charity.
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