Labour's manifesto, the last under its current leader Cllr Jason Brock, takes the cost-of-living crisis and its effect on council finances as its core
Read moreDetailsPolice seized more than 3,500 uninsured vehicles in 2023, an increase of nearly 14% on 2022, in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire
Read moreDetailsThe plans were unanimously approved by the planning applications committee.
Read moreDetailsWORK is to start on a project to upgrade the so-called smart motorway on the M4 ? just a year after the works were completed.
Read moreDetailsA row has broken out about whether there are enough electric car charging points in Reading.
Read moreDetailsEmerging performer Grace Pounds is taking to the stage alongside Funke and the Two Tone Baby the latest in a series of regular gigs at Face Bar
Read moreDetailsOn The Block takes place at St Laurence Church, central Reading, from 2pm-8pm on Saturday, April 13
Read moreDetailsTransport for the South East (TfSE) is seeking views through an online survey as it seeks to tackle issues such as accessibility and affordability
Read moreDetailsA Reading resident has warned that there could be 'disastrous' effects for shops in Tilehurst following parking fee concerns
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Science Park in Shinfield was identified as the preferred site.
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