MP makes call to support Ukrianian groups and centres across country
READING?S Ukrainian community was remembered in parliament yesterday, thanks to Reading East MP Matt Rodda.
Read moreDetailsREADING?S Ukrainian community was remembered in parliament yesterday, thanks to Reading East MP Matt Rodda.
Read moreDetailsCllr Jason Brock released a statement urging residents to support the work of the Reading Ukrainian Community Centre.
Read moreDetailsIn an open letter Reading Refugee Support Group said that the bill "undermines our obligation to give all who seek asylum a fair hearing on our soil."
Read moreDetailsA Conservative-run Reading would provide compassionate, dignified care for our town?s vulnerable adults, supporting and maintaining independence.
Read moreDetails'People are concerned about the impact that tax rises, soaring energy bills and increases in inflation and interest rates will have on their budgets'
Read moreDetailsA GREEN party councillor is calling for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign, and is urging Reading West MP Alok Sharma to back his stance.
Read moreDetailsTHE Prime Minister should resign after damaging Britain?s reputation around the world.
Read moreDetailsA SECOND former Reading mayor has changed their political allegiance
Read moreDetailsReading?s older homes need decent insulation to cut fuel bills and tackle poverty, to cut carbon emissions and to create jobs
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