‘Harper’s killers should not be eligible’: Reading MP challenges early release decision
Labour's Reading West and Mid Berks MP has criticised the new Prime Minister's decision to let two of PC Harper's killers out on early release
Read moreDetailsLabour's Reading West and Mid Berks MP has criticised the new Prime Minister's decision to let two of PC Harper's killers out on early release
Read moreDetailsA former councillor in Reading who has been described as 'the MP the town never had' has passed away aged 84.
Read moreDetailsReading council has been slammed for spending more than £4,500 on food during this year's mayor-making ceremony.
Read moreDetailsThe introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
Read moreDetailsThe most senior serving MP in Reading has landed a new role in the Houses of Parliament.
Read moreDetailsOver the coming weeks you may start to see new electrical equipment appearing on lamp posts in your street.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have clashed over a plan for new homes near town centre after the developer launched a bid to reduce the amount of affordable housing.
Read moreDetailsReading council ended the last financial year with a series of multi-million-pound overspends.
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey ? Labour MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire ? is out of government.
Read moreDetailsThere have been mixed reactions in the area as a new Ridgeway Council is set to be created in the coming years.
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