FROM THE CHAMBER: Creating choice in recycling, not taking it away
Collecting up and taking away our household waste is what is called a ?universal service? ? pretty much every person living in the Borough will use it
Read moreDetailsCollecting up and taking away our household waste is what is called a ?universal service? ? pretty much every person living in the Borough will use it
Read moreDetailsWe all live in a world which is becoming more complicated every day.
Read moreDetailsI?ve never had an abortion but I certainly took it for granted that I could if I needed or wanted to.
Read moreDetailsWe all are aware that there is a serious cost of living crisis which is hitting all of us.
Read moreDetailsAs well as escaping the heat, I am also hiding from my children. (Not unusual). Or one child in particular. The toddler.
Read moreDetailsThe number of victim-survivors is increasing at an alarming rate, and we need the funding to ensure that there is good quality provision for everyone
Read moreDetailsJuly was a busy month on campus for us at the University of Reading. It saw the return of our first summer Graduation ceremonies since the pandemic
Read moreDetailsWe were in northern France last month and took every opportunity to get around on foot and by bike.
Read moreDetailstwo public consultations about cycling and walking have been launched by the Borough Council and everyone is in favour of improved cycleways....
Read moreDetailsI am sure many of us watched the service in St Paul?s Cathedral to celebrate and give thanks for our beloved Queen on her Platinum Jubilee.
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