The University of Reading has said that records could be broken for September temperatures as forecasts show a heatwave is set to continue this week
Read moreDetailsProposals would see the Smoke Control Areas (SCA), which penalises the use of smoke-generating fuel, expanded to cover the whole borough
Read moreDetailsEvery Little Thing Festival is set to mark Suicide Prevention Day by supporting wellness and providing a space to learn more about mental health
Read moreDetailsThe Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat-health alert for the South East.
Read moreDetailsHEALTH CONSCIOUS individuals may choose to leave bananas out of their morning smoothies, following findings from new research.
Read moreDetailsCAN scientists predict when people will develop inflammatory arthritis (IA) using artificial intelligence?
Read moreDetailsPatients are being advised to check which services they'll need as doctors' strikes are set to take place between Thursday and Saturday
Read moreDetailsTHOSE presenting minor illnesses are being advised to take advantage of a walk-in facility in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsCheck smoke alarms to save lives
Read moreDetailsSenior nurse at Royal Berks Chinwe Lawrence-Uchenna has been awarded with the Florence Nightingale medal for her work with the Nigerian Red Cross
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