Schools in South East are being forced to make cuts says union president
Yesterday, school leaders? union NAHT released new data about school funding.
Read moreDetailsYesterday, school leaders? union NAHT released new data about school funding.
Read moreDetailsProfessor Chris Hilson, director of the Reading Centre for Climate and Justice, said the plan is built on "capitalist business as usual".
Read moreDetailsThe new community facility in Shinfield has been officially named following a resident poll.
Read moreDetailsThe store, on Broad Street, will be inviting people to discuss this month's chosen book, The Vanishing Half.
Read moreDetailsA man in his thirties was assaulted outside a restaurant on Kings Road at 1pm on Monday.
Read moreDetailsCircus Wonderland is setting up camp at Palmer Park for ten whole days of entertainment for all the family.
Read moreDetailsSince the start of the year, residents and councillors in Reading have been preparing a bid to become a city.
Read moreDetailsThe business park has received four Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) stars.
Read moreDetailsBIG NAMES will be coming to Reading?s newest venue when it launches next month, including East 17 and Guilty Pleasures
Read moreDetailsRising Sun Arts Centre, on Silver Street, launched a fundraiser to raise funds for making improvements in its main performance space.
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