Reading’s children’s services needs to find additional £1.8 million to meet soaring costs
SOARING running costs means an additional £1.8 million could be needed to continue running Reading's children's services.
Read moreDetailsSOARING running costs means an additional £1.8 million could be needed to continue running Reading's children's services.
Read moreDetailsAlok Sharma has stepped back from his cabinet position as Rishi Sunak is appointed Prime Minister on Tuesday, October 25
Read moreDetailsONE of the borough's four MPs Theresa May has indicated that she will not stand in the Conservative party's leadership election.
Read moreDetailsREADING WEST MP Alok Sharma has come out in favour of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson as the candidate he would like to see replace Liz Truss. Ms Truss replaced...
Read moreDetailsA cocktail bar in Reading town centre has closed for refurbishment.
Read moreDetailsAn apartment block with a 'green wall' has been given the go ahead in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's MPs is set to take the government to task over the cost-of-living crisis and its economic policies.
Read moreDetailsBombay Brothers, an forthcoming Indian restaurant in The Village ? the new name for Kings Walk in Reading town ? wants to build an extractor fan
Read moreDetailsPLANS to replace a Reading town centre swimming pool with flats has seen a neighbour fear she could completely lose daylight into her living room
Read moreDetailsREADING'S taxi fares will increase by £1 following a vote by councillors at a meeting last week
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