Councils in Thames Valley submit letter expressing interest in unified mayoral authority
A letter expressing interest to create a mayoral strategic authority (MSA) within the Thames Valley has been submitted to government
Read moreDetailsA letter expressing interest to create a mayoral strategic authority (MSA) within the Thames Valley has been submitted to government
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has laid out its Christmas opening times for local services
Read moreDetailsAlexandru Iarca was sentenced to four and a half years in prison following a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Wednesday, December 17.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following an assault at a property in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading is set to receive an additional £42.8m in funding for local services after the government confirmed a major increase in council budgets.
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Read moreDetailsA hospital in Reading has awarded a £10,000 research grant to a team of scientists after their work on osteoarthritis won a national research award.
Read moreDetailsA government agency is helping councils in Berkshire to provide more affordable and social housing.
Read moreDetailsAs everyone gears up for the Christmas break, town halls up and down the country are waiting on news of how much funding they will receive
Read moreDetailsA chicken restaurant in Reading will be opening up to provide free meals for the needy on Christmas Day.
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