THE GREEN Party has made gains over the Conservatives while Labour holds steady following the conclusion of local elections in Reading. While counts continue from yesterday's elections around the UK,...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS have made their voice heard once again as 16 seats were up for re-election in Reading, with Labour holding steady and Greens making gains
Read moreDetailsTHEY SAY the best things in life are free, and on Saturday a Reading town centre store is living up to that adage.
Read moreDetailsTODAY, Reading went to the polls in the local elections. A total of 16 seats are up for grabs on Reading Borough Council - one in every ward. Twelve of...
Read moreDetailsAndy Murrill was the editor of the Reading Evening Post, our predecessor, when the awards were launched and, with his deputy Hilary Scott, was the creative spark that brought the...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of Pride of Reading Awards past and present – and future – was held in the town centre to launch this year’s 20th anniversary awards. Nominations are now...
Read moreDetailsThe Celebration of Volunteering saw participants given awards to recognise their work both within the university and in the community
Read moreDetailsJUST 690 homes have received compensation from Thames Water after losing their water supply for five days earlier this year.
Read moreDetailsWell-wishers cheer from Wokingham Waterside Centre
Read moreDetailsEyeSite on Friar Street has announced it is moving to premises on Broad Street after redevelopment began at the start of the year
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