The colleagues of a councillor have reacted to the news that he has left the Conservative Party to become the first Reform UK councillor in Reading.
Read moreDetailsYuan Yang, author and MP for Earley and Woodley, is inviting residents to rediscover a love for reading.
Read moreDetailsThe Secretary of State for Education has visited a Berkshire primary school alongside MP Olivia Bailey to mark the launch of a new £200m programme
Read moreDetailsCouncil tax is set to increase in Woodley to pay for town services and community facilities.
Read moreDetailsIf you've previously voted by post, January 31st is a date you should have circled in your diary, because that is the deadline for reapplying
Read moreDetailsThe beginning of a New Year is a hopeful time where we can all look ahead and set our ambitions for the year to come.
Read moreDetailsCllr Clarence Mitchell, Emmer Green ward, has announced that he has made the move, citing "the rise of woke-ism" and "state interference."
Read moreDetailsAround 30 people gathered outside Reading railway station on Friday evening to protest against recent US actions involving Venezuela
Read moreDetailsIf you're like me, you aren't one for New Year's Resolutions. I can however live with making some positive changes
Read moreDetailsHouseholds in Reading West and Mid Berkshire taking out a new mortgage are paying more than £2,600 less a year
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