The campaign group pushing for Reading FC's absent owner to sell the club channelled their inner Father Christmas today. In a twist however,
Read moreDetailsLabour MP for Earley & Woodley, Yuan Yang, appeared on a football podcast to discuss the ownership issues at Reading Football Club
Read moreDetailsLabour MP for Earley & Woodley, Yuan Yang, has confirmed that herself and other MPs have written to the Chinese embassy to help with Reading
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that the Orbit footbridge behind Queen's Road Car Park is set to be closed, citing safety concerns
Read moreDetailsThames Water has won court approval to secure significant financial aid from creditors amid continued financial struggles and despite protests
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has issued a statement following the announcement that parking wardens in Reading are among those striking over pay
Read moreDetailsThe Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has said that funding announcements fall short of the force's needs.
Read moreDetailsA series of 'pop-up geology museum' events has given people the opportunity to learn more about the minerals that are vital to modern life
Read moreDetailsJoin free workshops for budding gardeners in Hare Hatch
Read moreDetailsExpect longer journeys and fewer late evening services
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