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Read moreDetailsReading College and University Centre held its first Community Iftar Meal on Tuesday 3 March to mark the holy month of Ramadan.
Read moreDetailsAround 150 people attended the University of Reading's Ramadan Community Iftar, with this year's focusing on the theme of Building Community Trust.
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Read moreDetailsIt is an exciting month. On 17 March, it will be exactly 100 years since the University of Reading was granted its Royal Charter,
Read moreDetailsre3read scheme's first year is celebrated
Read moreDetailsThose attending met reporter and photojournalist Andrew Batt to learn about his experiences working for Wokingham Today and Reading Today.
Read moreDetailsDr Karen Henderson, Director of Research and Innovation at the University, has been presented with the official honour by HRH The Princess Royal
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that 73% of students heading to secondary school got a place at their first-choice school.
Read moreDetailsMind in Berkshire has partnered with Kennet School in Thatcham to develop practical resources exploring the impact of digital life on mental health.
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