Local councillor quits Labour over Gaza
Councillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
Read moreDetailsCouncillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
Read moreDetailsThey have called on the police and crime commissioner to ensure local policing will not be impacted.
Read moreDetailsAlarm has been expressed by neighbours and councillors alike over the flying of flags and graffiti as part of 'Operation Raise the Colours'
Read moreDetailsA letter has been sent to all councillors in Berkshire pushing for a public sector pensions scheme to 'divest' from Israel.
Read moreDetailsIt's often said that Reading's enduring sense of community is what sets it aside from many other successful town's and cities and this September
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey, MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire, has been selected for a number of new roles following Starmer's swathe of reappointments.
Read moreDetailsThe first week of September always has an exciting feel to it. Children return to school and life returns to 'normal' after the summer holidays.
Read moreDetailsImproving air quality is a high priority for the Council as it is something which affects all of us, especially the most vulnerable
Read moreDetailsChildren will soon be returning to their classrooms after the long summer holidays and behind the scenes work
Read moreDetailsI want children in Reading and across the country to have the best possible start in life. We know that early education is vital
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