THE public is flocking to the Madejski Stadium – not for matchdays, but for their coronavirus vaccine. The football stadium has been repurposed as a mass vaccination centre for people...
Read moreDetails“This has been a genuine team effort, working with our local authority and health colleagues to set up an amazing site with the potential to deliver thousands of vaccines a...
Read moreDetailsThe final report pinpointed that natural features are important to local residents, such as parks and the Kennet riverfront.
Read moreDetailsA SERIES of talks looking at life, the universe and everything will be run virtually thanks to the University of Reading’s Chaplaincy. On Tuesday, February 23, there will be an...
Read moreDetailsWHILE the past year has been a struggle for a lot of business owners, one Reading-based designer has seen her workload soar. Nicole Rogers, founder of Nicole Rogers Graphics, launched...
Read moreDetailsDr Jess Neumann, a hydrologist from the University of Reading, said large scale flood events could become more frequent in the future.
Read moreDetailsFARMERS’ mental health and resilience in the pandemic is being studied in a major new project led by the University of Reading. It has received £190,000 in funding from the...
Read moreDetailsTHE CAMPAIGN to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre could go into extra time if a request for an extension is approved. Last week, Reading East MP Matt Rodda...
Read moreDetailsA bus operator has been working hard to get people talking about mental health. Reading Buses has been busy raising money for its Charity of the Year, Sport in Mind,...
Read moreDetailsCustomers on Reading Buses have used more than 2,500 litres of hand sanitiser.
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