Reading Museum secures £80,000 in further funding for ‘transformative’ Roman exhibition project
Reading Museum has been awarded £80,000 in funding for an upcoming exhibition set to explore life in Roman Britain.
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Earliest 25-degree day ever observed recorded at Uni of Reading
On Wednesday, April 8, Atmospheric Observatory data showed the maximum screen temperature reached 25.0°C at the University of Reading.
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GLL Swimathon raises over £3,000 for charity in Reading
Participants took to the lanes in Palmer Park, Rivermead, and Meadway in aid of Cancer Research UK, Marie Curie, and the Swimathon Foundation
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Reading Guild of Artists teams with Honesty coffee shop for partnership launch exhibition
This week, both RGA and Honesty are set to launch the partnership with an event which they intend to mark the beginning of an ongoing programme
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“Labour losing in Reading would be a tragedy” – Wes Streeting holds rally for Reading Labour Party ahead of elections
The health secretary held a rally for Labour councillors and activists in Reading ahead of the council elections.
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“I’m so angry at the way the Tories misled people about the new hospital”: Health secretary speaks on new hospital for Reading
The health secretary has slammed delays for a new hospital for Reading, accusing the previous Conservative government of misleading people.
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The multi-dog welfare image so shocking that people thought it was AI as Berkshire residents urged to adopt rescue dogs
An image of dogs rescued from a multi-animal household is so shocking that the RSPCA has been forced to refute allegations it was AI
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Bereaved daughter with complex needs faces losing lifelong home in Reading
A bereaved woman with complex needs faces being forced out of her family home in Reading following the death of her mum.
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More than 170 pupils take part in Whitley rugby festival
More than 170 pupils took part in a schools rugby festival in Reading, organisers have said.
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Reading residents with ADHD could face £1,400 ‘neurodiversity tax’, study suggests
People in Reading with conditions such as ADHD could face an additional £1,473 a year due to missed payments and late fees, according to new research
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