FROM THE CHAMBER: Investing in social care
Social care services is probably the most life-changing and life-enhancing thing that Reading Council does. It?s also two-thirds of the annual budget
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Politics
VOTE 2022: Lib Dems promise a new start for Reading if they win elections
READING'S Lib Dems are promising a new start for the town if they win control of the council in the May 5 local elections.
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VOTE 2022: Green Party says it will create a Reading that is fairer, greener and more affordable
READING'S Green Party says its priority in the local elections is to create a town that is fairer, greener and more affordabl
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From the stump: Why vote Green in Reading on Thursday, May 5?
You can vote Green knowing that they can win in Reading, and make a difference on the council, says Green councillor Jamie Whitham
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VOTE 2022: ‘Only Reading Labour has Reading-based candidates for every seat’ … ”They’re making themselves look pretty desperate’ – parties clash over candidates
READING Labour says it is the only party to have Reading-based residents standing in every seat for this year?s local elections.
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VOTE 2022: Former mayor says he feels welcomed by Reading Labour as he stands in Kentwood
Reading's former mayor crossed the floor from Conservatives to Labour earlier this year and is now hoping people will vote for him on May 5
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VOTE 2022: Greens call for retrofit revolution to help cost of living crisis
READING'S Green party says one of the solutions to the cost of living crisis is to spark a retrofit revolution.
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VOTE 2022: Parties clash over candidate selection: Reading Labour says it’s only party to field local candidates, Conservatives call it desperate, while Greens focus on quality over quantity
READING Labour says it is the only party to have Reading-based residents standing in every seat for this year?s local elections.
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PARTYGATE: A tale of two Readings – MPs divided over calls for prime minister to resign over fines for covid law breaking
READING?S two MPs have taken very different sides on the news that the prime minister has been fined for attending an illegal party at Downing Street
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VOTE 2022: More council homes pledged if Labour wins re-election
READING Labour is pledging to create more council homes if it wins re-election next month.
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