Reading Council clarifies true cost of Mayor’s Germany football visit
The actual amount that was spent for the mayor of Reading to watch the Euros in Germany has been clarified by the council.
Read moreDetailsThe actual amount that was spent for the mayor of Reading to watch the Euros in Germany has been clarified by the council.
Read moreDetailsTechnology can enrich children's lives, and the digital world can be used to learn, explore, and create.
Read moreDetailsThe leader of the main opposition party on Reading Borough Council has accused the ruling Labour Party of failing to act to tackle
Read moreDetailsI am deeply worried about affordable housing in Reading. New figures show that Reading Borough Council missed its own target by a huge margin
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has reiterated its case to keep all of Tilehurst in Berkshire as discussions continue about local government reorganisation.
Read moreDetailsIt always a wonderful moment to be able to celebrate new Council homes in Reading. Last Wednesday I was particularly pleased
Read moreDetailsSocialists are calling for a 'People's Needs Budget' in Reading ahead of hosting a public meeting to campaign against cuts.
Read moreDetailsReal change needs proper funding says the Wokingham MP
Read moreDetailsThe energy secretary Ed Miliband has visited Reading to champion affordable and green heating and energy to help people tackle the cost of living
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has been slammed by the Green Party as its target for affordable homes has been missed, with just 11 being delivered last year
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