A formal request is set to be made for Tilehurst, Calcot, and other western suburbs to be brought under the control of Reading Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsWeaknesses have been found in the protection of vulnerable children in Reading
Read moreDetailsIt's fair to say there have been a few important changes to the elections process over the last few years, and it can sometimes feel difficult
Read moreDetailsAs I write this, the University of Reading stands on the threshold of a remarkable milestone. In 2026, we will celebrate our centenary
Read moreDetailsOne of my favourite things about Reading is that we have one of the country's main water courses running through the town
Read moreDetailsLeaders in Reading have been pressed for answers on what steps have been taken to ensure safeguarding failures relating to grooming gangs
Read moreDetailsA former councillor with decades of public service has been given one of the highest honours in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA push is being made for the government to take urgent action to tackle spiralling delays in driving test appointments in Reading.
Read moreDetailsMPs have voted to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales in a landmark decision.
Read moreDetailsReading Labour councillors have been criticised for splashing out on free food and drinks at an annual meeting.
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