A top Reading councillor has defended herself after being accused of a 'conflict of interest' on the re-installation of the Cartwheeling sculpture.
Read moreDetailsThe Labour party is forecast to lose control of Reading Borough Council next month ? for the first time in nearly four decades.
Read moreDetailsReading Green Party has announced its candidates for the local elections on Thursday 7 May, highlighting a surge in support for the party
Read moreDetailsThe cost of living is causing difficulties for many families in our town. And, the cost of transport forms a large part of many household budgets.
Read moreDetailsThe Green Party has announced its candidates for the upcoming local elections, highlighting a surge in support for the party
Read moreDetailsA call has been made for investigations into deaths in Reading, where domestic violence and abuse could be a factor.
Read moreDetailsThe three MPs for Reading have celebrated a £2.068 million boost for The Hexagon Theatre.
Read moreDetailsThe full list of candidates for the Reading Borough Council elections this year has been published.
Read moreDetailsThe health secretary held a rally for Labour councillors and activists in Reading ahead of the council elections.
Read moreDetailsThe health secretary has slammed delays for a new hospital for Reading, accusing the previous Conservative government of misleading people.
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