University of Reading’s net zero carbon plan praised in awards
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading?s plan to become Carbon Net Zero by 2030 has been recognised as one the best of its kind in the UK.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading?s plan to become Carbon Net Zero by 2030 has been recognised as one the best of its kind in the UK.
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, November 11, pupils and staff at St Teresa's School in Wokingham came together to reflect on 100 years of Remembrance.
Read moreDetailsDr Deepak Ravindran has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Federation of Awarding Bodies? (FAB) awards.
Read moreDetailsStudents looking at their options for the next academic year can explore opportunities at Reading College this Saturday.
Read moreDetailsCllr Rachel Burgess said the council has made false claims about improvements to diversity in near Emmbrook.
Read moreDetailsSarah Gresty, who leads St Paul?s play group at Emmbrook Infant School, said having a SEND school near to families' homes is important.
Read moreDetailsTHE HOME secretary has celebrated Thames Valley Police's uptake in minority recruits.
Read moreDetailsHolme Grange School was awarded a Gold standard by the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools.
Read moreDetailsChildren at Hawkedon Primary School enjoyed an Eco Day earlier this month. The aims was to get pupils thinking about climate change.
Read moreDetailsThe Ridgeway Primary School, in Hill Brow, had a special visit from Keysight Technologies, which has offices in Winnersh Triangle and Wokingham.
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