Plan to replace 165-year-old Caversham School with flats rejected
A plan to replace an independent school where people were taught for 165 years in Caversham with new homes has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsA plan to replace an independent school where people were taught for 165 years in Caversham with new homes has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsLast month, we announced two scientific discoveries that could change medicine for the better. Both studies involved tests on mice.
Read moreDetailsOne-thousand students have been enrolled as a response to growing concerns about graduate employability and the pace of AI change in the workplace.
Read moreDetailsReading College is inviting job seekers and adults who are looking to learn new skills to their Adult Education Open Event on Tuesday, June 16
Read moreDetailsThe replacement of a closed school in Caversham with more than 60 new homes is set to be rejected.
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Read moreDetailsMPs are working with pupils and families following the news that an independent private school in Reading is at risk of closure.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading philosopher is to research the inner lives and welfare of shrimp a grant of £53,256 from Shrimp Welfare Project
Read moreDetailsNEW, FUN activities for children and adults are coming to Reading libraries as the Reading loves reading challenge launches this week.
Read moreDetailsMore than 150 University staff, students, alumni, supporters and community partners attended the Celebration of Volunteering awards
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