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Reading council ended the last financial year with a series of multi-million-pound overspends.

Each year, a budget is set for Reading Borough Council to pay for vital services and fund ambitious projects.

This budget is monitored each quarter to ensure it is being complied with and make changes where necessary.

The 2025/26 financial year ended in March, w...


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Dozens of children and adults took part in a sports day for disabled people in Reading.

Families descended on the running track at Palmer Park Stadium in East Reading for a morning of accessible sports and activities.

The event was organised by the charity Sport Together Berkshire in partnership with Reading Borough Council.

People took part in wheelchair...


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Reading neighbourhood police officers carried out more than 20 stop searches and secured more than 30 charges relating to shoplifting and burglary offences during a busy week of activity.

Thames Valley Police said officers from the Reading Neighbourhood Team had also completed more than 200km of combined foot patrols across the town.

The team said the stop searc...


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A plan for bungalows next to a former pub in Reading has been rejected due to concerns over the character of the area and waste management.

A developer was hoping to create two homes contained in one building next to the former Wellington Arms pub in Katesgrove, but the project has been refused.

That is just one of the planning decisions made by Reading Borough ...


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Confusion has been raised about what ‘bus gates’ are, as they are responsible for thousands of fines each year in Reading.

The borough council creates bus lanes to speed up journeys for Reading Buses users and get passengers closer to their intended destinations.

Anyone caught driving in a bus lane, typically using automatic number plate recognition cameras, is ...


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