Reading snubbed by Theale as residents vote overwhelmingly to remain within West Berkshire
Reading has been snubbed by Theale in the land grab attempt to bring it, and four other villages in West Berkshire, under its wing.
Read moreDetailsReading has been snubbed by Theale in the land grab attempt to bring it, and four other villages in West Berkshire, under its wing.
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Read moreDetailsTHE NEW political party headed up by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana is set to launch in Reading with a first public meeting on Saturday, November 8.
Read moreDetailsAs it stands, come next Spring more than 9,000 residents in Reading could find themselves waiting for postal vote which may never arrive
Read moreDetailsA referendum on the possibility of Theale joining a Greater Reading council has been announced.
Read moreDetailsResidents in Theale are being polled about whether they should stay in West Berkshire or head to Reading instead.
Read moreDetailsReading is a busy, successful and generous town, so it's really no surprise that tackling rough sleeping is a challenge here.
Read moreDetailsMany residents have contacted me about the impact of littering and fly-tipping in our town.
Read moreDetailsA debate is lingering over whether councils in Berkshire and Oxfordshire should join forces with Swindon in major changes to local government.
Read moreDetailsReading councillors have welcomed the recognition of Palestine as a state and a roadmap to peace.
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