AMBULANCE workers have announced the details of their planned strikes later in December, following a vote for industrial action. Members of the GMB union have announced that Wednesday, December 21,...
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has secured a share of a £15 million contribution to investigate the relationship between diet and health.
Read moreDetailsDuring the winter months the risk of having a heart attack or stroke increases. It is important to know what the risks are
Read moreDetailsAMBULANCE workers in Berkshire are set to strike following a vote among GMB Union members. Nine trusts across the UK are set to strike, including South Central Ambulance Service, which...
Read moreDetailsIt probably won't come as a shock to hear that a tidy, clean, and well-organised kitchen can make healthy eating easier.
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Read moreDetailsSunday was World Kindness Day, an international day formed in 1998 to promote kindness throughout the world.
Read moreDetailsCYCLISTS will take part in a mass ride with a twist on Saturday, December 10.
Read moreDetailsPATIENTS staying at Royal Berkshire Hospital over Christmas will receive presents donated by members of the public.
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Reading residents will have the opportunity to receive a health check on Wednesday, November 16.
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