Cllr Dave McElroy, the Green Party candidate for Reading Central said ahead of the result: "It has been particularly easy to persuade voters
Read moreDetailsLabour's Liz Terry says "bigger issues" were the focus for voters on the doorstep
Read moreDetailsCrime and anti-social behaviour were at the forefront of issues that the former shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, learned about during a visit to Reading yesterday (Tuesday). The high-profile shadow...
Read moreDetails'Horrible' is how Labour's plans to tax private school fees have been described by the education secretary on a visit to Shinfield and Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsReading Central Library on Kings Road has been in use for some 40 years.
Read moreDetailsChurches Together has invited residents to hear from the candidates for the Reading West new Reading Central constituency week.
Read moreDetailsThey currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
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 moreDetailsTHE Labour candidate for the new Earley and Woodley seat says she is honoured to be the party's choice, and the country had gone backwards
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