‘Another vote of confidence’ Council leader lauds Labour’s performance in local elections
LEADER of Reading Borough Council Jason Brock was full of optimism following Labour's strong showing at Thursday's local elections.
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Politics
Caversham Heights loss a ‘disappointment’, says Conservative leader
THE leader of the Conservative Group in Reading Borough Council has expressed his regret at losing Caversham Heights
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VOTE 2023: Full results round-up as Labour makes gains in local elections
THE RESULTS for Reading's local election have now been announced in full as results from across the country continue to emerge. Reading is among those where Labour has made gains...
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VOTE 2023: All the wards, all the results from Reading’s local elections
***** ON THURSDAY, May 4, Reading went to the polls in its first 'normal' local elections since the boundary commission changes were implemented. Last year was an all-out election...
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VOTE 2023: Whitley
2023 result LABOUR HOLDS. https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/13645136/ 2022 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/9830118/ Polling stations Kennet Island Community Centre, The Meeting Point (Kennet Island), The Piazza, Whale Avenue, Kennet Island Christ The King Church...
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VOTE 2023: Tilehurst
2023 result LIBERAL DEMOCRATS HOLD. https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/13645109/ 2022 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/9830083/ Polling stations Moorlands Primary School, Church End Lane, Tilehurst Tilehurst British Legion, Downing Road, Tilehurst Tilehurst Village Hall, 17 Victoria...
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VOTE 2023: Thames
2023 result LABOUR HOLD. Ama Asare receives 997 votes and replaces the retiring Nusrat Sultan. https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/13645080/ 2022 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/9830024/ Polling stations New Hope Community Church Centre, 95 York...
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VOTE 2023: Southcote
Southcote LABOUR HOLDS. 2023 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/13645044/ 2022 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/9829995/ Polling stations Southcote Primary School, Silchester Road, Southcote Manor Primary School, 110 Ashampstead Road, Southcote Southcote Community Hub, Coronation...
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VOTE 2023: Redlands
2023 result LABOUR HOLD https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/13644996/ 2022 result https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/9829937/ Polling stations Wesley Church Hall, Queens Road, Reading Museum of English Rural Life, The University of Reading, Redlands Road St...
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VOTE 2023: Live blog from the election count
On Thursday, May 4, voters across Reading were asked to choose councillors for 16 wards across Reading. This live blog will bring the results as they happen. ***** ...
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