FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Helping residents to save on energy bills
The Reading Climate Festival ends on Friday and has provided a lot of food for thought for all of us through more than 30 events
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Opinion
FROM THE LEADER: A bright future for Reading’s leisure centre
It was around 10 years ago now that the Council made the decision to invest heavily in Reading's leisure offer.
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FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Why we have to make unpalatable choices
Wokingham Borough Council is working on the final stages of its Local Plan, which will shape the future of the borough for the next 15 years or more
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Reading Central is a two-horse race
the 11 RBC wards that make up Reading Central were won by either the Greens or Labour in 2024
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CHURCH NOTES: Who does God love?
Sometimes we forget just how much God loves us, no matter who we are: our colour, gender, beliefs, or what crimes we may have committed.
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From the Chamber: What Do We Stand For?
A new year starts for Reading Borough Council this month after one-third of Council seats were up for re-election, or one councillor per ward
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FROM THE LEADER: The legacy of Tony Page
It's impossible to summarise more than 50 years of public service but I think Tony Page would want me to pick the role he played at Reading Buses
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CHURCH NOTES: Sports Chaplaincy
What a tumultuous year 2024 has been for Reading FC.
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FROM THE LEADER ELECT: I am proud of what Reading delivers for its residents
The Local Election result reinforced Labour as the largest political group on the Council, with four times as many seats as the next largest party
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CHURCH NOTES: Home is where the heart is
There is a well-known expression 'home is where the heart is'. That isn't the case for everyone.
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POPULAR STORIES
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Reading FC manager linked with vacant managerial position at Championship club
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Wildlife Park in Pangbourne, Beale Park, welcomes two new residents, Brad and Enkai the sloths, as it marks its 70th year
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Reading’s new logistics hub nears completion – town to see massive change
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Former Reading FC player becomes free agent after departing Championship club
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‘It surprised me’: Former Reading FC midfielder speaks on Royals’ season and his time in Berkshire
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