A mother has been paid £2,600 after the council caused her 'significant anxiety' by failing to provide her autistic son with the right tutoring.
Read moreDetailsThis week's planning round-up features solar panels for Broadmoor hospital, a new golf clubhouse and plans to demolish a train station's signal box.
Read moreDetailsIn a few weeks' time, the Liberal Democrat administration will present their budget for 2025/26 to Council
Read moreDetailsA public meeting has been held in opposition to a project to build thousands of new homes just south of Reading.
Read moreDetailsTrees and plants will help create more wildlife friendly areas
Read moreDetailsIndoor climbing and bubble football can both add extra fun
Read moreDetailsMo's Kebab will continue to trade in one of its locations despite 'significant concerns'.
Read moreDetailsCivic awards are one of Wokingham town council's highlights of the year.
Read moreDetailsBooking opens for schools, charities and businesses to fundraise
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