Clive Jones welcomes National Cancer Plan, but adds warning
Real change needs proper funding says the Wokingham MP
Read moreDetailsReal change needs proper funding says the Wokingham MP
Read moreDetailsThe energy secretary Ed Miliband has visited Reading to champion affordable and green heating and energy to help people tackle the cost of living
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has been slammed by the Green Party as its target for affordable homes has been missed, with just 11 being delivered last year
Read moreDetailsThe longest serving MP in Reading has visited a shopper's favourite store in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsNew council housing has been completed in Reading in a project that has been years in the making.
Read moreDetailsLabour councillors and activists have recently welcomed the Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy to Reading for a campaign stop.
Read moreDetailsAn account auditing scandal which led to Reading council having to pay hundreds of thousands of pounds has been remembered nearly 10 years on.
Read moreDetailsThe fate of British citizens held in camps and prisons in northeast Syria is uncertain as control of the facilities shifts from Kurdish-led forces
Read moreDetailsHow much Reading councillors could get paid this year has been revealed.
Read moreDetailsThe MP in Reading was among a group of other MPs who have recently visited Denmark amid a clash with President Donald Trump over Greenland.
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