Local politicians make decisions on assisted dying bill
Politicians have voted in favour of moving forward with legislation to allow terminally ill people to end their lives with medical assistance
Read moreDetailsPoliticians have voted in favour of moving forward with legislation to allow terminally ill people to end their lives with medical assistance
Read moreDetailsReading welcomed a delegation of senators and parliamentarians from Barbados as part of government exchange programme on Friday, November 22
Read moreDetailsIt is ASB Awareness Week, and I hope you've been able to get along to one of the many events we've been hosting to chat to us
Read moreDetailsThe very latest updates on how well Reading as a whole and the Council are responding to the climate emergency were published this week.
Read moreDetailsAs a local Councillor, I was excited to see extra funding for local government announced for next year, but it appears that that could be
Read moreDetailsLast week I was proud to be in the Commons Chamber to witness Rachel Reeves deliver the first Labour Budget in nearly 15 years.
Read moreDetailsWith winter approaching, our thoughts turn to the weather and what it may have in store for us over the coming months.
Read moreDetailsA PROFESSOR from the Uni of Reading has said that Trump could surprise on Climate Change, despite describing it as a "hoax"
Read moreDetailsThe MPs for Reading have welcomed the first Labour Government budget in 14 years.
Read moreDetailsTransport is one of those subjects that everyone has an opinion about, because it affects us all.
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