The John Sykes Foundation celebrates its successful COVID-19 Relief Fund Project
The John Sykes Foundation, founded in 2014, has been benefitting local Reading based charities since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Runners wanted for Reading Half to help Sue Ryder
AS THE date of Reading's Half Marathon gets ever-closer, a call has been made for people to lace-up their running shoes and help Sue Ryder
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Beans IN toast could revolutionise English breakfasts
SCIENTISTS at the University of Reading have devised a unique way of keeping the British diet healthy and environmentally-friendly.
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Seven in ten parents in the South East have no legal guardian in place to care for their children in the event of their deaths
70% of parents in the South East have no legal plans in place to make sure their children are looked after, should the parents die
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PLAYER RATINGS: Low scores all-round as out of sorts Royals thrashed at Stoke
READING FC fell to a humbling 4-0 defeat at the hands of lowly Stoke on Saturday afternoon.
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Delight as water bird swans in to pub car park
Delight as water bird swans in to pub car park
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Uni film to examine AI ethics
HENLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL is set to premiere a film exploring the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on Wednesday, January 25.
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Reading Careers Fair to take place next month
The free event takes place at the Penta Hotel, in central Reading, between 10am and 2pm on Thursday, February 16.
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FROM THE COMMUNITY: Wargrave Local History Society learns about Jane Austen’s Reading school
At Wargrave Local History Society's January meeting, Joy Pibworth gave a presentation about author Jane Austen's time at school in Reading
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Survey to shape future of Royal Berkshire Hospital
RESIDENTS will offer their views about the redevelopment or relocation of Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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