Uni of Reading lecturer to study shrimp minds and welfare thanks to £50,000 grant
A UNIVERSITY of Reading philosopher is to research the inner lives and welfare of shrimp a grant of £53,256 from Shrimp Welfare Project
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Bookworms unite: Reading Loves Reading launches in libraries across town
NEW, FUN activities for children and adults are coming to Reading libraries as the Reading loves reading challenge launches this week.
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Uni of Reading celebrates a century of volunteer work with fourth annual ceremony
More than 150 University staff, students, alumni, supporters and community partners attended the Celebration of Volunteering awards
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Record number of Reading schools taking part in Walk to School Week
Pupils from 29 primary schools will be walking, cycling or scooting to school as part of the annual national event run by Living Streets next week
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Tilehurst nursery continues to make history as Blagrave marks 80 years with 1940s day
Blagrave Nursery has entered its ninth decade of looking after children in the area, and has celebrated with a 1940s-themed day
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Carl Sagan medal awarded to Uni of Reading astronomer who “took millions to space”
Dr James O'Donoghue has been awarded the 2026 Carl Sagan medal by the American Astronomical Society for his work in community science.
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Children’s Festival returns for 37th annual event this weekend
Reading Children's Festival returns for its 37th year, kicking off three weeks of events, activities and experiences from Saturday, May 9
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Boy loses out on education after closure of independent Christian school in Reading
A boy has lost out on education after the closure of an independent Christian school in Reading.
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Under-16s could face social media curbs as minister signals major policy shift
A late night House of Commons announcement last night heard Reading West and Mid Berkshire MP Olivia Bailey
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Clash due over conversion of old school site into 62 homes in Caversham
A clash is due over the conversion of an old school site into more than 60 homes in Caversham.
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