Unite set to ballot AWE members for strike action during November
Unite union is set to ballot its 900 members in AWE sites in Bekrshire for strikes over pay increases during November
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Clergy should be free to marry same-sex couples, says the Bishop of Oxford
The Rt Revd Dr Steven Croft, Bishop of Oxford, has released a new essay in which he explores how his views towards LGBTQ+ people have shifted
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FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR: How the University of Reading marked Black History Month – and what we’re doing to ensure fairer and more equal treatment for all
Everyone wants to live in a society that is free from racism and inequality. Without action, that version of society will never arrive
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FROM THE CHAMBER: The NHS Integrated Care System
The NHS has changed again, a new governance is being worked out. There are, on paper, some positive moves but whether that occurs is another question
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Halloween Trail delights Spencers Wood while supporting local charity
WOKINGHAM residents got into the spirit of Hallowe'en in an event which showcased their creative talents.
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Calendars celebrate Reading and trees
Calendars celebrate Reading and trees
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Hurst residents set to fight appeal over 200 homes plan for village
Hundreds of residents are readying themselves for part two of their battle to stop 200 homes being built on a green field.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Waste Collections
As Shadow Exec member for Environment and Leisure, I want to help the Borough save money by achieving lower volumes of residual (blue bag) waste
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Magnificant! Maleficent goes up in smoke for Twyford’s big night of the Round Table
TWYFORD enjoyed a Saturday night at the movies, thanks to the Round Table.
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TVP attends nearly 500 incidents a day, newly-released figures show
THAMES Valley Police has released its semi-annual breakdown of statistics about its operations, including contact and arrest figures
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