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To mark this week’s Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is holding a “Meet the Team” event on Tuesday, June 16, between 10am and 12 noon.
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The opening of a new multi-million-pound library in Reading town centre is just days away.
A new home for the Central Library is being created at the Reading Borough Council offices in Bridge Street.
The project involves the moving of books, IT equipment and other library services into the office building as part of a £8.6 million project.
The new library...
Work is taking place to create new council housing in Reading on a site that has been dormant for nearly 20 years.
Construction is underway on a project to build 30 new council homes in Dwyer Road, Southcote, on the site of a former care home.
The Alice Burrows care home was opened by Reading Borough Council in 1967 to provide residential care for 38 physically ...
Politicians in Reading have reacted to the ‘unwelcome news’ that a bus service between the town centre and Caversham will be cancelled in a few weeks.
Reading Buses has announced that it will be axing its Pink 22 bus route on Monday, July 20.
The route runs in a loop between the town centre and Caversham Heights.
Matt Rodda, the Labour MP for Reading Cent...
Reforms are coming to parking charges in Reading as minimum stays and fares as a whole are set to increase.
Reading Borough Council, as one of the biggest landowners in the town, also manages and gains income from 12 car parks it owns.
Most of them are concentrated in the town centre, but the council also runs the Recreation Road and Dunstall Close car parks in ...