Council joins Solar Together to help residents reduce costs of solar panels
Residents in Reading are being offered better rates on solar panels by the council as part of a group-buying scheme
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WCDA knit and natter
WHITLEY residents are invited to join a weekly needles and natter group.
Boxing Day games at Tyndale
A READING church is inviting residents to unbox some board games on Monday, December 26.
Reading for Warm Homes launches, demanding government action on fuel poverty
Reading Friends of the Earth has launched Reading for Warm Homes, demanding swift, practical action on fuel poverty and the ...
Energy price cap rise: Government making ‘appropriate preparations’ but it’s up to new prime minister
THE GOVERNMENT says it is making 'appropriate preparations' to help tackle the near doubling of the energy price cap but ...
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