News

• Proposed cycle hub at the former Primark unit in central Reading
• Enclosed cycle facility would combine cycle parking and maintenance facilities
• Supported by Primark and run in partnership with Ethical Reading and The Reading Bicycle Kitchen

• Two drop-in sessions on Monday 14 November will give residents the chance to shape future Town Centre plans
• Resident input will help shape spending of £429,000 funding for safety improvements

• Person found to be selling alcohol without a licence to underage festival goers prosecuted
• Charges included Exposing alcohol for unauthorised sale, in breach of the Licensing Act 2003

• Update on progress to improve Reading’s leisure facilities
• Improvement work completed at two leisure centres
• Leisure usage almost back to pre-Covid levels

Reading Council have teamed up with Reading Buses, Ed Hawkins Professor of Climate Science at the University of Reading, and Reading Football Club at the official team squad photo to kick-off the Council’s climate change awareness month in November.

• Residents come together to enhance an area of land next to the Holiday Inn in South Reading
• Further enhancements with a bench and trees are planned

• Final reminder canvass letters will be sent out by the Council to households this week
• Letters are the last phase of the Council’s drive to get as many people as possible on the electoral register, before the November 30 deadline

• Thames & Chilterns Gold Award for Caversham Court Gardens
• Henley Road Cemetery receives Silver Gilt Award

• Proposals to ensure developers need to apply for planning permissions so that local communities can have their say
• Council wants to ensure all developments go through the correct democratic planning process
• If agreed, 'Article 4 Direction' would come into effect in parts of Reading on November 15

• East Reading’s first school street set to extend to afternoons from 7 November
• Appeal for more volunteer school street marshals