It comes as figures from recycling partnership re3 show that more than two-thirds of items thrown away in grey bins in the borough could be recycled
Read moreDetailsThe BOB ICB is seeing teams from across the region working to prepare for some of the NHS' busiest months
Read moreDetailsMembers of Lambs Lane group design bunting for international celebration
Read moreDetailsA historic arch at the busiest junction in Reading is set to be restored as urgent repairs are needed.
Read moreDetailsSky Sports pundit Don Goodman has stated that Reading FC fans 'deserve' to know the why takeover with Rob Couhig collapsed.
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Ruben Selles has admitted that the current situation at the club is 'not sustainable'.
Read moreDetailsA school in Reading that was judged 'inadequate' by education inspectors could be getting new leadership.
Read moreDetailsReading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has said that news of exclusivity with a new party should be treated with 'cautious optimism'.
Read moreDetailsA LEGAL parking fines blunder behind thousands of wrongly issued tickets in Reading has prompted a backlash in which the local authority
Read moreDetailsThe charity is urging those who can to donate amid warnings of a national blood shortage of the universal blood type
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