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Reading Rep Theatre receives visit from member of the royal family - Vimarsana News

Reading Rep Theatre receives visit from member of the royal family

On Monday 22nd April, His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh visited Reading Rep Theatre. This visit holds particular significance as Reading Rep…

Albright providing classroom space for sixth grade students from flood-damaged Antietam School District - Vimarsana News

Albright providing classroom space for sixth grade students from flood-damaged Antietam School District

Officials say the partnership was approved by the school board Monday.

Source: wfmz.com
Whiteknights Studio Trail plays its role in the Reading Climate Festival - Vimarsana News

Whiteknights Studio Trail plays its role in the Reading Climate Festival

Whiteknights Studio Trail this weekend.

Scott Brownrigg announces New Direction for its Singapore Studio | British Chamber Of Commerce Singapore - Vimarsana News

Scott Brownrigg announces New Direction for its Singapore Studio | British Chamber Of Commerce Singapore

Source: Press release This year Scott Brownrigg’s Singapore Studio celebrate its10-year anniversary. Since the completion of its initial project - the University of Reading Campus in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, the studio has worked on numerous schemes in Singapore and the wider Asia Pacific region, having recently announced their appointment on Singapore Land Transport Authority’s Tavistock Station with Jacobs for Sato Kogyo.  

Enter the war room on Reading University campus - Vimarsana News

Enter the war room on Reading University campus

Reading War Room 'The Citadel' exterior According to Historic England, the structure is made of reinforced concrete construction, with one of two storeys underground. In the centre of the building, expected to hold around 50 people, lies the map room, surrounded by control cabins, external offices and built-in accommodation, including plant rooms, water storage facilities, ablutions, dormitories and a canteen. Regional map. Pic by Callum Cromwell So, what happened to the building? Historic England details that the site, as well as the other regional war rooms, were replaced by the Reg...