‘I support this with a heavy heart’: Reading councillors clash over affordable homes
Councillors have clashed over a plan for new homes near town centre after the developer launched a bid to reduce the amount of affordable housing.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have clashed over a plan for new homes near town centre after the developer launched a bid to reduce the amount of affordable housing.
Read moreDetailsFive exceptional local businesses have been nominated for the Independent Retailer of the Year
Read moreDetailsImprovements have been made to a pub and restaurant in Tilehurst after an upgrade project.
Read moreDetailsReading council ended the last financial year with a series of multi-million-pound overspends.
Read moreDetailsDozens of children and adults took part in a sports day for disabled people in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading neighbourhood police officers carried out more than 20 stop searches and secured more than 30 charges relating to shoplifting and burglary
Read moreDetailsA plan for bungalows next to a former pub in Reading has been rejected due to concerns over the character of the area and waste management.
Read moreDetailsConfusion has been raised about what 'bus gates' are, as they are responsible for thousands of fines each year in Reading.
Read moreDetailsOne of the main pubs in Tilehurst could stay open past midnight to serve punters on weekends.
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey ? Labour MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire ? is out of government.
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