Healthy Heart Tip: Working out in the Park
As the weather is getting nicer, this week's tip looks at how to create an easy work out in the park
Read moreDetailsAs the weather is getting nicer, this week's tip looks at how to create an easy work out in the park
Read moreDetailsBUDDING athletes will get their competitive juices flowing on Saturday, June 3.
Read moreDetailsLABORATORIES at the University of Reading are set to be the site of positive change for more than just the research happening inside them.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC and sponsor Select Car Leasing will be providing healthy meals and activities during the May half term.
Read moreDetailsBodies of Water sees Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service working with artists and students to promote water safety at South Hill Park Arts Centre
Read moreDetailsTICKETS for the second running of a mental health and well-being conference are now on sale.
Read moreDetailsMay is National Walking Month, which encourages us to leave the car at home and find ways to incorporate more walking into our days
Read moreDetailsMS Therapy centre seeks community votes this week to help win grant
Read moreDetailsConsuming too much salt may raise your blood pressure, increasing your risk of developing heart diseases
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading professor has outlined the potential consequences of bacterial contamination.
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