Reading battleground seats for local elections 2026
Councillors and party activists are campaigning hard for people's votes throughout Reading for the council elections
Read moreDetailsCouncillors and party activists are campaigning hard for people's votes throughout Reading for the council elections
Read moreDetailsThe other parties have accused a top Labour councillor in Reading of 'impropriety' and a 'conflict of interest' in the project to install a sculpture
Read moreDetailsThere's been a buzz around town this year with Reading's new fleet of electric buses taking to the roads.
Read moreDetailsA 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.
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