Reading council's top five priorities have been identified as the Labour administration lays out what it wants to achieve in the next three years.
Read moreDetailsThe government has announced that we will have to wait between 12 and 14 years for a new hospital to start to be built in Reading
Read moreDetailsEnsuring that all children in our local area get the best start in life is crucially important. A child's schooling can shape their future
Read moreDetailsThe police were almost called to a council meeting in Reading in a commotion surrounding the war between Israeli forces and Islamic fighters in Gaza.
Read moreDetailsThis Wednesday saw the launch of an exciting new initiative to help those most in need around the borough, called Tap for Reading.
Read moreDetailsI would like to wish Reading Today readers a belated happy New Year.
Read moreDetailsWednesday night was Clean Air Night and the theme this year was wood burning.
Read moreDetailsLocal MPS have reacted to delays to the rebuilding of the Royal Berkshire hospital.
Read moreDetailsIf you happen to walk or drive past the Civic Offices on Bridge Street this week, you may notice things look a little different.
Read moreDetailsEarley and Woodley Conservatives welcomed Conservative Party Chairman, Lord Dominic Johnson to Sonning for an engaging discussion and Q&A
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