FROM THE LEADER: Here is what Labour has done for Reading
Next Thursday, May 2, is election day in Reading, with one-third of the Council's seats up for election ? one in each of the 16 wards.
Read moreNext Thursday, May 2, is election day in Reading, with one-third of the Council's seats up for election ? one in each of the 16 wards.
Read moreA few weeks ago, we revealed that we'd reached our target of planting over 300 new trees during the winter.
Read moreLast month came the news that the Council's exciting plans to build a new Studio Theatre, as an addition to The Hexagon, were approved
Read moreFor those of you who don't know, polling day is Thursday, May 2. In Reading, 16 councillors will be up for election ? one in each ward.
Read moreThe Council put in a bid, alongside Reading Buses, to the Department for Transport and it was announced on Friday that we were getting £4.7m
Read moreI was very pleased to see the opening of the new Reading West station building this week ? our second new station opening in less than a year
Read moreWe are very proud of our Council-owned bus company, Reading Buses, and I am delighted that we have been able to invest so much in our bus services
Read moreRecently came the news that almost one million visits have been made to the Council's leisure centres over the past year.
Read moreFive years ago this week, the Council joined other local authorities around the country in declaring a climate emergency.
Read moreOur annual residents' surveys are a really valuable tool in giving you a voice to tell us what matters to you ? top of your wish list is better roads
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