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Far right protesters condemned for rumoured hijacking of Tilehurst mosque protest

A far right group called the Berkshire Infidels appears to be planning on turning up to the protest...

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Lloyds Bank in Caversham being transformed for new use

The developer wants to fit new windows and a new front door to the building to make it more viable for potential buyers...

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Council not ruling out 50m pool as support for campaign grows

Campaigners are fighting for a single 50 metre pool...

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Tilehurst off licence appeals decision to ban sale of alcohol

The store lost its licence to sell alcohol at a council meeting on Thursday March 8...

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Company which will run Reading children's services named

Brighter Futures for Children has also appointed a chairwoman and drawn up a Memorandum of Understanding...

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Plans for 90 Reading town centre flats to go on show

The empty office could be converted into homes...

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Majority of Reading children get their first choice school

Primary school admissions allocations were delivered to parents today...

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What to do if your child does not get their preferred primary school place in Berkshire

Advice for parents in Bracknell Forest , Wokingham and Reading who are not happy with their primary school admissions allocation...

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Reading voters urged to register before deadline

Voters go to the polls to elect Reading Borough Councillors on Thursday, May 3...

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Increase in student flats in Katesgrove approved despite objections

The neighbour fears the removal of a border wall could cause her property to collapse...

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Affordable housing axed from 42 home Caversham plan

The developer wants to remove all affordable housing in the plan...

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Campaigners say there is no need for a new school in Caversham

The group cites declining birth rate figures in Caversham as proof the new primary is not needed...

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Flats and shops plans for Bristol and West arcade among Reading applications

Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Reading Borough Council for Monday, April 9....

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Plans for 459 homes approved after Green Park Village parking dispute resolved

Developers have tweaked the original plans to deal with concerns...

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Reading shopping arcade could be flattened and replaced with block of flats

The derelict arcade could be turned into 43 flats and seven shops...

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Two Nationwide branches in Reading to merge into one new flagship site

The two building societies in Reading will merge and move into the former H&M store...

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Huge digital advertising screen among latest Reading plans

The plans would see a digital smartscreen outside Reading Station...

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Reading parking permits are some of the cheapest in south of England

Cities like Brighton had far higher rates...

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Reading MP urges government to do more to end housing crisis

Matt Rodda says more must be done to free up brownfield land for development...

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Taking schoolchildren on holiday during term time is a 'no brainer', parents say

Parents would rather pay a £60 to £120 fine than higher cost trips away during the Summer Holidays...

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Closed Reading GP surgery could be converted into flats

Plans have been submitted to convert the building into flats or maisonettes...

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Reading has one of the highest rates of heroin deaths in the country

Thames Valley Police and Reading Borough Council revealed how they are tackling the problem...

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Plans to build The Heights Primary School on Mapledurham Playing Fields approved

The decision to make a permanent home on the fields has been approved by the council, and must now go to the Secretary of State...

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Road in Reading will not reopen until broken traffic lights are replaced

Drivers have not been able to use Sidmouth Street for almost three weeks...

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Reading MP fighting for answers on future of council funding

Matt Rodda spoke during a debate on local authority funding in the House of Commons...