‘I think we’ve done a really good job’: Reading Central candidates reflect on General Election
Conservative candidatre for Reading Central consitutnecy Raj Singh reflected on the General Election campaign said 'I think we've done a ...
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Labour win in Reading West and Mid Berkshire
Labour's Olivia Bailey vowed not to let her constituency down after she was elected as MP for West Reading & ...
Labour’s Matt Rodda wins Reading Central seat
Matt Rodda said it is an 'honour' after he was elected as the MP for the new Reading Central seat.
‘The overwhelming majority are looking to get rid of the Conservatives’: Green Party Candidate Dave McElroy
Cllr Dave McElroy, the Green Party candidate for Reading Central said ahead of the result: "It has been particularly easy ...
Telegraph poll: Labour would win two, and Conservatives one in the new Reading area seats
NEW POLLING by The Daily Telegraph suggests Labour would pick up two of the three new Reading-area seats in the ...
Abbs to run as an independent
An independent councillor has thrown his hat in the ring to be the next MP for the new seat of ...
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