Reading council hears concerns on deaf and disabled access
Reading's disability forum has heard powerful testimony on inclusive music, deaf children's support and day-to-day accessibility
Read moreDetailsReading's disability forum has heard powerful testimony on inclusive music, deaf children's support and day-to-day accessibility
Read moreDetailsA former mayor and long-serving councillor in Reading has stood down after 16 years in office.
Read moreDetailsReading council has been pressed on its efforts to help people who are sleeping rough following the tragic deaths of two homeless people in the town.
Read moreDetailsHong Kong pro-democracy supporters were out in force in Reading last weekend.
Read moreDetailsAn MP in Reading has reacted as her Dad from Bracknell has been suspended from the Labour Party over a "misguided" fundraiser for a former mayor.
Read moreDetailsReading's Liberal Democrat councillors have opposed the council's 2026/27 budget, citing concerns over depleted reserves
Read moreDetailsMP Olivia Bailey has encouraged community organisations in Reading West and Mid Berkshire to bid for funding to host an Armed Forces Day event
Read moreDetailsTonight we have another "pay more, get less" budget from Labour-run Reading Council.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has reinstated one of the town's cultural touchstones four years after it was damaged by intense weather conditions. The Cartwheeling Boys statue has been restored and given...
Read moreDetailsA political party that is socially conservative but economically left-wing is hosting a meeting in Reading to 'fix Britain'.
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