What is happening with ‘joint local plan’ which could see 1,200 homes built near Reading
A joint local plan for thousands of new homes near Reading and the surrounding countryside is currently up in the air.
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“Labour losing in Reading would be a tragedy” – Wes Streeting holds rally for Reading Labour Party ahead of elections
The health secretary held a rally for Labour councillors and activists in Reading ahead of the council elections.
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“I’m so angry at the way the Tories misled people about the new hospital”: Health secretary speaks on new hospital for Reading
The health secretary has slammed delays for a new hospital for Reading, accusing the previous Conservative government of misleading people.
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The multi-dog welfare image so shocking that people thought it was AI as Berkshire residents urged to adopt rescue dogs
An image of dogs rescued from a multi-animal household is so shocking that the RSPCA has been forced to refute allegations it was AI
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Bereaved daughter with complex needs faces losing lifelong home in Reading
A bereaved woman with complex needs faces being forced out of her family home in Reading following the death of her mum.
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Former Reading FC winger nominated for Championship Player of the Season
A former Reading FC winger has been nominated for the EFL Championship Player of the Season award after an impressive campaign
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More than 170 pupils take part in Whitley rugby festival
More than 170 pupils took part in a schools rugby festival in Reading, organisers have said.
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Reading residents with ADHD could face £1,400 ‘neurodiversity tax’, study suggests
People in Reading with conditions such as ADHD could face an additional £1,473 a year due to missed payments and late fees, according to new research
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Home Office gives response after disturbance at asylum seeker hotel in Reading
The Home Office has responded after a disturbance broke out at a hotel that is being used to house asylum seekers in Reading.
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Beau steps out for dad who died from rare cancer
Trainee PE teacher from Earley will run in the Brighton Marathon for the dad she called Pops
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