Cllr Page has spent his 50th year as a councillor in the town acting as mayor, after being first elected at the age of 19 in 1973
Read moreDetailsUni of Reading students have staged an encampment urging the institution to cut ties with companies complicit with Israel and to condemn the violence
Read moreDetailsWe speak to William Elphick, owner of Hickies, which celebrates 160 years in the business this November
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of food and drink was held at the University of Reading last weekend ? and it was a hit.
Read moreDetailsVirtual wards have seen more than 110,000 patients receive urgent care from the comfort of their own homes, new figures show
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factory is following up on previous short film festivals for a new celebration of indie horror films, Season of the Witch, next month
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following a kidnap in Reading, where the victim was forced into a black car in Elgar Road South
Read moreDetailsLABOUR'S shadow health secretary has recommitted the party to rebuilding the Royal Berkshire Hospital if the party wins the general election – but says he wants to under promise now....
Read moreDetailsTraffic is currently being urged to use Reading Bridge whilst the incident is ongoing.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an aggravated burglary in Reading.
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