Uni of Reading: Artists to join archaeologists at 1,200-year-old monastery
Art and excavation are set to unite at a medieval site for a special two-day celebration of culture and heritage led by the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsArt and excavation are set to unite at a medieval site for a special two-day celebration of culture and heritage led by the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsPoetry By Heart, the national poetry speaking competition, returned for this year's grand finale at Shakespeare's Globe in London on Monday, July 7.
Read moreDetailsTwo services took place at Christ Church on July 5? including one led by the Bishop of Reading, the Rt Revd Mary Gregory.
Read moreDetailsThe row over Reading Council's attempted land grab for parts of the eastern area of West Berkshire has ratcheted up a notch.
Read moreDetailsOfficers are trying to trace the victim of potential card skimming in Pangbourne, and are also appealing for information regarding the suspect
Read moreDetailsReading FC have confirmed their latest signing with the addition of midfielder Liam Fraser.
Read moreDetailsFootprints found in Canada are the first evidence of social interaction between different dinosaur species more than 75 million years ago.
Read moreDetailsOrganisers of Reading Pride have announced that they are seeking donations amid a funding shortfall, as Pride events around the UK struggle
Read moreDetailsA Reading-BASED HR, payroll, and benefits software provider, is celebrating winning a major award at the Thames Valley Tech and Innovation Awards.
Read moreDetailsJohn Bramwell, formerly of I Am Kloot, is set to perform at Face Bar, bringing his solo show which follows his new album, The Light Fantastic.
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