PLANS TO make Reading a city have moved a step closer the town pushes ahead with its bid. Since the start of the year, residents and councillors in Reading have...
Read moreDetailsBy James Aldridge Local Democracy Reporter ALMOST all Reading borough councillors kneeled following a speech highlighting racial inequality. The symbolic gesture came at a meeting of the council last Tuesday...
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Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY-based councillor has quit the Labour party and will stand out the remainder of his term as an independent. Cllr Carl Doran said he resigned due to the “anti-democratic...
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