Residents continue to question plans to build 3G pitch at Maiden Erlegh school
PROPOSALS to bring a 3G pitch to Lower Earley continue to be questioned by residents.
Read moreDetailsPROPOSALS to bring a 3G pitch to Lower Earley continue to be questioned by residents.
Read moreDetailsMORE than 40 businesses in Woodley have signed a letter expressing concerns at plans to raise parking prices in the borough next year.
Read moreDetailsLabour MPs Tan Dhesi (Slough) and Matt Rodda (Reading East) were special guests of Woodley & Whitegates Labour fundraising event at Sonning Golf Club
Read moreDetailsEstimates suggest the reforms, as currently planned, would cost the council £25 million per year, which is about 17% of its budget.
Read moreDetailsThis follows from last week's full council meeting where several other topics were discussed.
Read moreDetailsAT A MEETING last week, councillors explored a number of ways the council could claw back a £4 million shortfall in revenue.
Read moreDetailsAt a council meeting on Thursday, October 20, the council agreed to submit multiple options to the LGBCE.
Read moreDetailsCllr Bray said the council will do "whatever we can" to deliver the additional services.
Read moreDetailsThe newly passed leave policy will be implemented by the council at "the earliest opportunity".
Read moreDetailsThe cost of these investments is more than £1 million.
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