TVP continues work with influencer Sharron Gaffka to tackle sexual violence
TVP and Sharon Gaffka are working in partnership to raise awareness of Sexual Asault Research Centres which help victims of sexual violence
Read moreDetailsTVP and Sharon Gaffka are working in partnership to raise awareness of Sexual Asault Research Centres which help victims of sexual violence
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading-based institution has announced a new partnership with a world-leading technology company.
Read moreDetailsAuthor of children's series The Queen's Hat to visit borough libraries
Read moreDetailsLODGE At Your Service, located in a new, luxury purpose-built facility in Binfield, features a bespoke workshop and a team of specialist technicians
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading law professor has backed findings from a recent Law Commission report, but believes more must be done.
Read moreDetailsPCC Matthew Barber has welcomed new anti-social behaviour measures just days after the Home secretary praised TVP's rural taskforce efforts
Read moreDetailsLaw firm Blandy & Blandy is currently accepting applications for training contracts to begin in September 2023, as well as in September 2024. The firm explains: “We attach a great...
Read moreDetailsWokingham residents oppose Reeves Way development
Read moreDetailsTHE University of Reading is inviting eligible students to apply for its Sanctuary Scholarships scheme.
Read moreDetailsNew world food outlet opens in Tesco Wokingham
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