THERE was a surprise customer dropping in for a cuppa and a slice of cake at Tilehurst café today – Sir Keir Starmer. The Labour leader dropped into the Dee...
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is among those raising awareness of changes to voting eligibility through a campaign by the Electoral Commission
Read moreDetailsNEW POLLING by The Daily Telegraph suggests Labour would pick up two of the three new Reading-area seats in the next general election.
Read moreDetailsRetailer John Lewis is set to reveal its plans for 200 homes to be built in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsCasey Byrne, a Conservative Party candidate for Tilehurst, has penned an open letter calling for Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch to resign
Read moreDetailsAn objection from Reading Borough Council will be considered despite arriving after the end of the consultation period.
Read moreDetailsAn independent councillor has thrown his hat in the ring to be the next MP for the new seat of Reading West and Mid Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsCarolyne Culver will be standing in Reading West and Mid Berkshire constituency.
Read moreDetailsONE OF Reading's two MPs has called on the government to prove it can meet its net zero targets.
Read moreDetailsReading council is currently holding a public consultation into its medium term financial strategy.
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