‘Britain needs to be there for Nepal’: Reading MP backs aid effort
The longest-serving current MP for Reading has welcomed the millions of pounds the government has provided in disaster relief to Nepal.
Read moreDetailsThe longest-serving current MP for Reading has welcomed the millions of pounds the government has provided in disaster relief to Nepal.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses employees, their families and friends are set to swap buses for walking boots as they take on five of the company's for charity
Read moreDetailsFears have been raised about increased litter, traffic and disturbance over a bid for an Indian restaurant to keep on serving food until late at night
Read moreDetailsArthur certainly showed that he is a force of nature as he stunned the Wokingham Festival crowd last week with an incredible set!
Read moreDetailsA new three-year partnership agreement has been signed by Reading Borough Council and the voluntary and community sector.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors say the council tax support scheme which has been reducing how much residents have to pay for 13 years is "no longer fit for purpose."
Read moreDetailsSophie Ashford, an Associate in law firm Blandy & Blandy's Wills, Probate, Tax & Trusts team, explains?
Read moreDetailsA woman in her 30s has died following a collision on the M4 in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsThe M4 has been closed in both directions in Berkshire following a crash, with police warning that the westbound carriageway
Read moreDetailsWork to bring traffic restrictions into a digital database has taken a "significant" step forward, Reading Borough Council has announced.
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