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Reading council signs three-year deal with voluntary groups as £14m support is agreed (opens the original)
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In this column, Liz Terry, the leader of Reading Borough Council, explains how it works with volunteers and community groups to support residents further. Councillor Terry writes: Last week the council signed up to new three-year partnership agreement with Reading’s voluntary and community sector which promises to build on the success of recent years. We are lucky in Reading to be home to an incredible collection of voluntary and community groups located across our neighbourhoods. As a council,
Message to residents and revellers as Reading Festival arrives this week (opens the original)
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In this letter, Liz Terry, the leader of Reading Borough Council, looks to Reading Festival, wishing everyone a safe and good time both inside and outside Richfield Avenue. Councillor Terry writes: Reading Festival comes to town this week, you may have noticed. By now, residents need no reminder to build in extra time for journeys, particularly on Thursday when the bulk of people arrive, and on the morning of the Bank Holiday, when the mass exodus takes place. The sensible advice is to avoid str
Reading Borough Council leader on help available for GCSE and A-Level pupils (opens the original)
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In this letter, Liz Terry, the leader of Reading Borough Council, signposts pupils and students to the help the council is providing to assist them with moving ahead with their education and training. Councillor Terry writes: Last week, our students who sat their A-level exams this summer received their results. This week, our GCSE students will do the same. I want to take the opportunity to celebrate the efforts all of Reading’s young students and also thank those that made it possible. Taking
Help tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in Reading through this survey (opens the original)
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In this week's letter, Liz Terry, the leader of Reading Borough Council, urges residents to take part in the council's Community Safety Survey, focused on prioritising measures to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour. Councillor Terry writes: Please spare a few minutes this week to complete our Community Safety Survey, which will help us determine the issues and locations to focus on over the coming year. We want your views on how safe you feel around the town and what action you think needs t
Reading council leader highlights newbuild housing programme developments (opens the original)
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In this week's letter, Liz Terry, the leader of Reading Borough Council, reminds readers of the strides the council is taking in its newbuild housing programme, with developments in Coley, Norcot, Southcote and more areas. Councillor Terry writes: One of our major goals as a council is to provide more high quality, affordable housing for the people of Reading. We have already delivered 421 new Council homes as part of a big investment in affordable homes, and another 362 are on the way. Our ongo
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