The council is looking for feedback as it seeks to improve the facilities and accessibility of polling stations, with consultation closing in December
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has launched its consultation on proposals for six new bus lanes intended to speed up bus journeys in the town
Read moreDetailsThe National Health Service has announced it is facing "significant challenges" in recruiting new plasma donors in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Met Office has put a yellow weather warning in place as Storm Debi looks to cause significant disruption across the south east of England
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGNING group is calling for action after pollution in the River Kennet led to a bout of sickness.
Read moreDetailsHarriet Kemsley tops the bill as Mates Rates Comedy is set to return to Double Barrelled with its latest selection of comics on Sunday, November 26
Read moreDetailsTHE THAMES Valley is known as Silicon Valley of the UK, so it should be little surprise that Reading is one of the best places to get a tech job.
Read moreDetailsA BEECH HILL-based charity has celebrated its first group of students achievements last week at a special ceremony.
Read moreDetailsDale Hayward, aged 36 and of no fixed abode, was charged with four counts of shoplifting
Read moreDetailsA CAR caught fire on the M4 last week.
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