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Council apologises to motorists and urges them to claim refunds for incorrectly issued parking penalties
- A parking investigation has revealed errors with a small number of Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO) in the borough
- The Council sincerely apologises for the errors and encourages drivers to claim reimbursement if they believe they received and paid a penalty charge notice relating to these specific areas
- Fresh consultation is due to take place to ensure enforceable TROs are in place in these areas
£150,000 in Grants Awarded to Support Adult Health and Wellbeing
- Ten organisations share £150,000 to support the physical and mental health of Reading residents
- People assisted through community projects on behalf of Council’s Adult Social Care service
Consultation Begins on Tackling Burial Ground Shortage in Reading
- Consultation begins on returning Henley Road allotments to its intended use as cemetery ground
- Reading will run out of burial space by 2030 and without a solution new burials will no longer be able to take place in the town
- Residents, allotment holders, organisations and faith groups have until December 6 to have their say
Homeowner Ordered to Knock Down Illegal Buildings in Back Garden
- Planning Inspector dismisses appeal against Council enforcement action after two structures were built in a back garden without the necessary planning permissions
- The buildings must now be dismantled by March 2025
Free immersive urban theatre experience coming to Reading on the dangers of knife crime, drug dealing and youth exploitation
- Free performances take place at 12pm and 3pm on Saturday 12 October
- Show tackles dangers of drug dealing, gangs and knife crime
- Additional schools-only showing forms part of a wider Reading knife crime engagement and education programme
New Oxford Road Bus Lane Set to go Live
- The next new bus lane in Reading is set to go live shortly along a stretch of the Oxford Road
- It forms part of a Council drive to help tackle congestion and poor air quality for Reading residents by offering quicker bus journeys and attracting even more passengers
Police Planning Proposals for Temporary Training Use of Historic Reading Gaol
- TVP submit planning application for temporary use of the vacant Reading Gaol site for firearms training for its officers
- Application set to be determined by the Council by November
Council cracks down on unsafe food businesses during September
- Two businesses faced action from Environmental Health following safety breaches
Reading reveals programme for Black History Month 2024
- Black History Month 2024 in Reading offers music, dance, and theatre events from 1-31 October.
- Many events low-cost or free of charge at venues across the Borough
Reading Environmental Health helps restaurant reopen safety after rat infestation
- Reading restaurant closed by Environmental Health in August due to a severe rat infestation reported by the public
- Owners were fined £3,660 and required to resolve hygiene issues
- Successful work with officers led to the re-opening of the eatery in September with improved hygiene score
Structural Works at Iconic Cemetery Arch
- Structural work set to take place at Reading's Cemetery Arch this Autumn
- Essential work on stonework, gates will be repaired and repainted and the structure will be steam cleaned
- Listed building application for the work will be considered next week
Celebrating Reading’s Older People
- Activities and information for older residents
- Find out how to stay independent at home for longer
- Come along to Broad Street Mall
- Tuesday 1 October between 9.30am and 2pm