Healthcare manufacturing firm to expand into Thames Valley Science Park
Healthcare manufacturer Lonza has announced it is set to expand operations into Reading after securing government funding
Read moreDetailsHealthcare manufacturer Lonza has announced it is set to expand operations into Reading after securing government funding
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber has ordered a review in the wake of a tribunal which found that officers had been passed over for promotion based on their race
Read moreDetailsThames Water is once again seeking further funding after plans to charge customers to fill pension scheme gaps were denied by regulators
Read moreDetailsLas Iguanas is marking the release of students' results with a give-away and a special deal to celebrate GCSE Results Day
Read moreDetailsThe NHS BOB Integrated Care Board is reminding patients to get their prescriptions ordered ahead of the long weekend this week
Read moreDetailsThe Circle Health Group has pledged another £10,000 of support to the British Skin Foundation's skin research programme
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council and Festival Republic have released advice to help attendees at Reading Festival to minimise their environmental impact
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has laid out traffic and safety information to residents and visitors as Reading Festival approaches
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that it is offering an introductory price for buses serving a new Park & Ride in Winnersh
Read moreDetailsNew research has shown that perceptions of computer science students are more diverse than expected, the University of Reading has announced
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