A new film-based teaching project is helping future pharmacists at the University of Reading to care for patients from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Read moreDetailsThe Prime Minister has visited a primary school in Caversham to promote the Labour government's policy of introducing free breakfast clubs.
Read moreDetailsThe Prime Minister and the education secretary have acknowledged the scandal of a woman who smuggled drugs into prison being allowed to teach children
Read moreDetailsResearch shows gardeners will choose plants with environmental benefits if they understand their ability to combat the effects of climate change
Read moreDetailsOliver Dixon was the subject of a Wargrave Local History Society talk
Read moreDetailsStudents from 10 schools around the borough are taking part in their own version of the COP30 global climate summit next week
Read moreDetailsA big part of university life is fundamentally about work. We help people gain the skills they need to progress their chosen careers
Read moreDetailsThe Uni of Reading has announced a new nutrition project with Dingley's Promise aimed at helping SEND children in Reading and Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is inviting residents to a range of events it is holding across the borough during half therm this autumn.
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