READING Central MP Matt Rodda has released a statement in the wake of violence in towns and cities across the UK in the last week. He posted to social media...
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Read moreDetailsA JOINT statement has been released by Reading Borough Council, Reading Refugee Support Group, and the Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality amid continued unrest across the country. Cllr Liz...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has released a further statement regarding possible unrest in the county
Read moreDetailsEarly and Woodley MP Yuan Yang has released a statement amid continued protests around the country, saying there is "no place for far-right violence"
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group in Reading has discouraged members from taking part in counter-protests to avoid "escalation" amid rioting and protests across the country. Reading Muslim, a network group for Muslims...
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