Shinfield bench removed to reduce anti-social behaviour
A BENCH was removed from a Wokingham park last week in an attempt to reduce anti-social behaviour.
Tag: Reading Borough Council
Business firm welcomes Reading’s City Status bid
A BUSINESS development firm has welcomed the possibility of Reading being granted City Status. Last month, Reading Borough Council put ...
Light in darkness to remember Holocaust victims
Reading Borough Council is hosting an event for Holocaust Memorial Day.
Borough council seeks residents’ views on gravel extraction
"The joint plan helps to ensure we will have the minerals we need to build important infrastructure in the borough, ...
Plans to build 260 houses on Reading Golf Course are ‘highly concerning’, say residents
So far, 81% of residents surveyed have said they're very concerned about the proposed development as a whole.
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Working together to tackle the climate emergency
FEW people can argue that we should do nothing about global warming. This paper is proud to give space for ...
Reading Together: Communities unite to mark one week since Forbury Gardens incident
A CIRCLE of love. The families of James Furlong, David Wails and Joseph Ritchie-Bennett came together and linked arms after ...
Matt Rodda disappointed at decision not to sell Reading Gaol to council
A DECISION by the government not to allow Reading Gaol to be turned into a locally-owned arts centre has been ...
Coronavirus – Reading Borough Council to close libraries, theatres, leisure centres from tomorrow
READING Borough Council has made a decision to close all of its libraries, leisure centres and other public venues as ...
Would you pay to drive into Reading? New consultation moots charging as an option
A FEE could be introduced to drive into neighbouring Reading as the council looks to tackle congestion and air quality.
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