Call for traffic calming measures on east Reading road after road speed tracker triggered more than 114,000 times
RESIDENTS of an east Reading street are calling for safety measures after a temporary speed cam was triggered more than ...
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FROM THE LEADER: Government is making councils operate with one arm tied behind their back
It is increasingly evident that this Conservative Government seems intent on making local councils operate with one arm tied behind ...
St Mungo’s to expand vital services for rough sleepers and homeless couples in Reading
A PARTNERSHIP between the council and a charity will bring more support to help rough sleepers and homeless couples in ...
Government plans £130million support package for bus firms – but what does it mean for Reading?
THE GOVERNMENT has announced a £130m support package to help bus services keep on motoring.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Energy bills are soaring, so where is the plan to help vulnerable Reading residents?
Before the energy price hike it was estimated that more than 7,000 households in Reading were already in fuel poverty, ...
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