LABOUR'S shadow health secretary has recommitted the party to rebuilding the Royal Berkshire Hospital if the party wins the general election – but says he wants to under promise now....
Read moreDetailsTHE Labour candidate for the new Earley and Woodley seat says she is honoured to be the party's choice, and the country had gone backwards
Read moreDetailsTHE DECISION to call a general election has been welcomed by one of the town's two MPs.
Read moreDetailsTHE unexpected announcement of a general election on July 4 could be linked to good news on the economy.
Read moreDetailsPRIME Minister Rishi Sunak has called a snap general election for July this year. Sunak had previously confirmed that the election would be taking place in the second half of...
Read moreDetailsThe site was previously described as being 'scruffy and awful'.
Read moreDetailsAS THE count of Reading's votes concluded, councillors and MPs reacted to the news that the Green Party had made gains over the Conservatives while Labour held steady. James Moore,...
Read moreDetailsTHE GREEN Party has made gains over the Conservatives while Labour holds steady following the conclusion of local elections in Reading. While counts continue from yesterday's elections around the UK,...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS have made their voice heard once again as 16 seats were up for re-election in Reading, with Labour holding steady and Greens making gains
Read moreDetailsTODAY, Reading went to the polls in the local elections. A total of 16 seats are up for grabs on Reading Borough Council - one in every ward. Twelve of...
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