The museum is housed in two of Newbury's most historic buildings. The Cloth Hall was built in 1626-1627 as a cloth factory and workhouse. The Corn Stores (also known as the Granary) was built circa 1725 following opening of the River Kennet Navigation.

The Heritage Centre was founded in 1997. Our aim is to preserve and display items of historical medical interest particularly those with a local connection. We do this by means of our medical museum, peripheral displays at other sites in the Royal Berkshire Hospital,...

Set up in 1993, the gallery moved to the town hall in 2004. The aim of the gallery is to give a place of prominence to quirky, adventurous and fun art projects, those that might not usually end up in a gallery. There is a range of exhibitions every year, rotating on...

Reading Museum is a great child-friendly museum with plenty of exhibits and hands-on attractions. Don't miss Britain's copy of the Bayeux Tapestry and the fascinating finds from the Roman city of Calleva. There are regular changing exhibitions in the Victorian Art...

Records the changing face of farming and the countryside in England. The Museum of English Rural Life houses the most comprehensive national collection of objects, books and archives relating to the history of food, farming and the countryside.

Telling the story of Reading's two rivers - the Kennet and the Thames - the Riverside Museum occupies two former industrial buildings, the Screen House and the Turbine House. Following consultation, the Screen House displays the gypsy caravan, a video about gypsy...

We provide the full range services that you would expect from specialists in design, marketing, communications. Lots of people claim to do this. In our case we have nearly a century of experience of sourcing the people and production and far bit of purchasing power.

The National Printing Heritage Trust was established in 1990. Its concern is primarily with Britain’s contribution to the printing trade and specifically with preserving the evidence (machines, equipment and materials) which will help us to understand how printing...

The Ure Museum started life in the 1920's as a small collection of fragmentary pottery by the first Professor of Classics at the University, Percy Ure. It has now grown due to the generosity of various donors, and is recognised as the fourth largest collection of...

Berkshire's dynamic contribution to aviation history is graphically re-captured at the museum. Run as a charitable trust, the museum is at the historic site of Woodley Airfield, near Reading, U.K. - once the centre of a thriving aircraft industry. Miles and Handley...