Registration is now open
Most events will be in the Palmer Building on the University's Whiteknights campus, which is highlighted on the below Google map. Some of the Open Sessions will be in the Edith Morley building (a 1-2 minute walk from Palmer), and the conference dinner will be in Park House (a 5 minute walk from Palmer).
Here is some general information about getting to the campus: https://www.reading.ac.uk/about/visit-us
Arguably Reading's best feature is its train station. It's 25 minutes west of London Paddington and about 30 minutes south of Oxford. The former makes it an easy destination for Eurostar services and connecting trains from North-West Europe.
From the station there are excellent buses to the campus (the 20 and 21 stop on the campus itself). Cash is accepted but it's a little awkward (no change given) and so contactless card payment is standard.
To get the bus, walk out of the South exit from the station, and orient yourself by the royal statue. Viewed from the station, the 20 and 21 usually depart from the stops to the left of the statue (stop SA).
Registered delegates will be issued a parking permit if needed; more details will follow closer to the time.
From Reading...
there's a direct rail connection to Gatwick;
the RailAir bus service to Heathrow works well (there is a train to Heathrow, but because Heathrow lacks West-facing rail services, it involves a change);
Southampton airport is also easily reachable by rail, with some direct services;
Birmingham airport is an easy (though slightly longer) rail journey, also with some direct services;
Stansted and Luton are easily reachable if you don't mind connecting through central London.