Reading Borough Council under fire for ‘wasteful’ catering and overseas trip
The ruling Labour Party in Reading has been taken to task over spending thousands on catering and overseas trips.
Read moreDetailsThe ruling Labour Party in Reading has been taken to task over spending thousands on catering and overseas trips.
Read moreDetailsChanges are being considered at a Reading crash black spot where three people have been injured this year.
Read moreDetailsA question has been raised over whether Reading Borough Council will leave X/Twitter like others have done up and down the country.
Read moreDetailsA target to create a new mayor for the Thames Valley by May 2027 has been rejected as being too early by the government
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has announced more than 60 new acts for its 2026 line-up, with organisers also confirming a brand-new dance stage
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? festival has announced the full roster of artists who'll be coming to venues around Reading when the event returns in May.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is now taking applications for people looking to get on-street electric vehicle chargers right outside their homes.
Read moreDetailsSean Taylor takes a tour of the charity's facilities
Read moreDetailsEHSL: providing safe homes for people with additional care needs
Read moreDetailsWrex are based in Brighton, but we were impressed when we saw them at Reading Rising at the Face Bar last November,
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