2023 result LABOUR HOLDS. Mohammed Ayub receives 819 votes. https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/13643297/ 2022 result 2019 result Polling stations Sir Herman Gollancz Hall, Clifton Street, Reading Reading Central Library, Abbey Square, Reading...
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Reading Borough Council, Jason Brock, says he is pleased with the progress Labour has made in running the council over the past year
Read moreDetailsTHE 2022 local elections were a landmark year for Reading's Green party ? they became the official opposition after making enough gains
Read moreDetailsREADING'S Conservatives are busy campaigning to restore their place as the official opposition in the town.
Read moreDetailsTHE SMALLEST party on Reading Borough Council, with just three seats, is the Liberal Democrats, all in Tilehurst.
Read moreDetailsFOUNDED in 2015, the Women's Equality Party has a branch in Reading and Wokingham headed up by Louise Timlin.
Read moreDetailsReading East MP Matt Rodda has invited the education secretary to talks as Ofsted continues to come under fire following the death of Ruth Perry
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is reminding residents that applications to apply for free voter identification is due to close next week
Read moreDetailsProtestors took to the streets in silent action to raise awareness of the Hong Kong 47 and encourage UK sanctions for human rights abuses
Read moreDetailsA higher minimum wage for Reading's care workers will help tackle staff shortages in social care say the Liberal Democrats
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