THE GOVERNMENT has presented its first full budget today, Wednesday, October 30, as Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has laid out changes to financial policy. Reeves took to the...
Read moreDetailsMichael McNamara was charged with four counts of burglary and counts of robbery, possession of a bladed article, and threatening with a knife
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that a new road scheme to improve bus transport along Oxford Road is set to come into effect this week.
Read moreDetailsFunding totalling £127,000 has been given to the council so that they can begin feasibility studies on sites including the Town Hall
Read moreDetailsSchools can win a Let's Go Zero prize
Read moreDetailsMore than 100 nominations have been put forward ahead of the awards, which recognise sports clubs, schools, colleges, and exceptional individuals
Read moreDetailsSell-out event was music to the ears of Kaleidoscopic UK
Read moreDetailsIts Tiny Feet programme runs in partnership with Honeysuckle Day Nursery
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles has challenged his team to 'move forward' following their heavy away defeat to Stockport County.
Read moreDetailsFahad Malik, aged 39 and of Queens Road, pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of class A drugs and a count of acquiring criminal property
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