MP Lee Dillon claims more than 36k in expenses, while MP Olivia Bailey claims 5k
The two West Berkshire MPs have listed their expenses ? which are £30,000 apart.
Read moreDetailsThe two West Berkshire MPs have listed their expenses ? which are £30,000 apart.
Read moreDetailsREADING WALKS Festival has launched a limited-edition festival t-shirt celebrating landmarks, personalities, and stories that feature in May's event.
Read moreDetailsCar parking machines have been bagged up and made card-only in Reading due to fare changes.
Read moreDetailsA player from Mansfield Town FC has been jailed just days after he played in a League One match against Reading FC.
Read moreDetailsThe Rotary Club has now provided the charity with a cheque following a number of recent fundraising events, including the Oracle Duck Race.
Read moreDetailsA blood cancer charity is supporting the Royal Berks to bring better care for patients receiving bone marrow treatment.
Read moreDetailsThe Cripple of Inishmaan is showing at Progress Theatre, The Mount, from Friday, May 2, to Saturday, May 10.
Read moreDetailsEaster eggs were generously distributed to charities at Easter
Read moreDetailsChristian leaders in charge of churches in Berkshire and politicians have mourned the passing of Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday.
Read moreDetailsAn inspection has showed that RBFRS provided 'good' service in eight of the 11 areas of evaluation, and an 'adequate' service in the remaining three.
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