"It is not enough to avoid racism, we must be anti-racist" ? that was the message that resounded from councillors in Reading at a recent meeting.
Read moreDetailsReading has been robbed of the opportunity to become a 'city of culture', which would have seen it benefit from around £10 million of funding
Read moreDetailsReading moved back into the League One play-off places with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Wigan Athletic at the Select Car Leasing Stadium. Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan scored twice as the Royals...
Read moreDetailsA project that would have seen 80 flats built on a Tesco car park in Reading has been put on hold.
Read moreDetailsFour councillors in Reading are retiring ahead of the local elections this year, including a former council leader and two former mayors
Read moreDetailsA clampdown on anti-social behaviour in Reading has gone live with the introduction of a new Public Spaces Protection Order.
Read moreDetailsA Reading councillor has defended his record as Mayor over allegations of wasteful spending.
Read moreDetailsRoman Britain will be 'reimagined' in Reading thanks to a six-figure investment.
Read moreDetailsPolice officers are using CCTV and face recognition to crack down on crime and support vulnerable people in a known 'prostitution hotspot' in Reading
Read moreDetailsHundreds of children have taken part in this year's musical showcase
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