Ecologists from the University worked alongside M S Swaminathan Research Foundation to see how planting marigolds and pigeonpea boosted crop yield
Read moreDetailsA READING restaurant has applied for permission to sell alcohol for longer.
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE gathering called the Start of Christmas Party is to take place in a Reading brewery.
Read moreDetails6.15pm update: The road has now reopened and traffic will be starting to flow again. A MAJOR road in Reading has been closed by police this evening, causing rush hour...
Read moreDetailsMore than £60,000 has been ploughed into sorting rat problems over 12 months in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe family of Ruth Perry has crowdfunded more than £68,000 after being denied legal aid for inquest into her death
Read moreDetailsJustin Clift, aged 35 and of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to two counts of shoplifting at a hearing at Reading Magistrate's Court on Monday, Nov 20
Read moreDetailsCelebrated DJ, producer, and presenter Pete Tong will bring his showcase event to the estate in Englefield to explore the legacy of dance music
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has launched a consultation on key proposals for housing, infrastructure, and development, running until January
Read moreDetailsActivists in Reading were among those protesting consumerism in an international movement on Black Friday
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