Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy visits Reading Labour election candidates on the campaign trail
Labour councillors and activists have recently welcomed the Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy to Reading for a campaign stop.
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Politics
From £100k to £1m: The audit scandal that cost Reading Council dearly
An account auditing scandal which led to Reading council having to pay hundreds of thousands of pounds has been remembered nearly 10 years on.
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Shamima Begum: Fate of British citizens in Syria remains uncertain, University of Reading expert warns
The fate of British citizens held in camps and prisons in northeast Syria is uncertain as control of the facilities shifts from Kurdish-led forces
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How much Reading councillors could get paid this year revealed
How much Reading councillors could get paid this year has been revealed.
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Reading MP visits Denmark amid clash with Trump over Greenland
The MP in Reading was among a group of other MPs who have recently visited Denmark amid a clash with President Donald Trump over Greenland.
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Colleagues react as Conservative in Reading defects to become first Reform UK councillor
The colleagues of a councillor have reacted to the news that he has left the Conservative Party to become the first Reform UK councillor in Reading.
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MP and author invites residents to share stories about the books they love
Yuan Yang, author and MP for Earley and Woodley, is inviting residents to rediscover a love for reading.
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MP and Education Secretary visit Berkshire primary school to mark SEND funding announcement
The Secretary of State for Education has visited a Berkshire primary school alongside MP Olivia Bailey to mark the launch of a new £200m programme
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Council tax to increase in Woodley to pay for town services
Council tax is set to increase in Woodley to pay for town services and community facilities.
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FROM THE LEADER: Last chance to apply for postal votes
If you've previously voted by post, January 31st is a date you should have circled in your diary, because that is the deadline for reapplying
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