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Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has joined a new initiative aimed at showcasing the role that the educational institutions in the UK's economy.
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Read moreDetailsReading College and University Centre hosted an inspirational and educational one day event for hairdressing and barbering students at Reading Rep
Read moreDetailsA 'heart of the campus' University of Reading will be transformed after its latest refurbishment plans were approved.
Read moreDetailsStaff would have to pay for parking near the school they work at in a neighbourhood of Reading.
Read moreDetailsPlayers are crowned National Lacrosse Champions 2025
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Read moreDetailsReading School has announced the first phase of its plans to celebrate its 900th anniversary throughout the year.
Read moreDetailsResearchers from the University of Reading are among those who have authored a report urging action on protecting the rights of children to play.
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