Road repairs, tax rises, and public transport: Council lays out budget plans
The council aims to "protect services and deliver investments" as it sets out its budget ahead of a policy committee ...
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Photo I.D. required for all voters in upcoming elections
Government legislation will now require voters to bring photo I.D. to polling stations in the upcoming local elections
Reading Borough Council considers proposal for dedicated traveller site
Reading Borough Council is set to consider planning proposals for a dedicated site for travellers at a committee meeting on ...
Council falls behind on Freedom of Information requests for fourth year running
Reading Borough Council has continued to fall behind on freedom of information requests, whit one in three requests going unfulfilled ...
Council given more than £400k in safety funding
Reading Borough Council has been given £429,000 to improve safety, including new safety hubs, improved street lighting and CCTV installation
Council seeking feedback on its new autism strategy
Reading Borough Council is seeking views on its new autism strategy, consulting residents, autistic people, and carers to improve its ...
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