Opposition parties air concerns over affordable housing numbers under construction in Reading
OPPOSITION parties are calling on Reading Borough Council's ruling Labour group to do more to bring affordable housing to the ...
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Labour reselects Matt Rodda to Reading East seat for forthcoming general election
READING EAST MP Matt Rodda will stand again for Labour in the forthcoming general election.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Making Reading’s roads work for everyone – what the Conservatives would do
I'm sure I'm not the only person who gets exasperated, annoyed and even infuriated by travelling around Reading.
Thames Valley Police & Crime Panel: Meeting abandoned as parties squabble over who becomes chair
A MEETING to monitor the work of Thames Valley?s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) was abandoned over a squabble as ...
VOTE 2022: Labour (and council) leader Jason Brock vows to get in with his day one priority: tackling inequality across Reading
?It?s amazing to have the vote of confidence from residents right across Reading. They think that Reading Labour are delivering ...
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