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Bracknell Forest Council

A railway to Heathrow Airport and a bridge over the River Thames could be created by a new mayor.
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Three major projects a new Thames Valley mayor could help deliver

The Berkshire Prosperity Board, made up of the six councils in the Royal County, has appointed a director and launched its website. Credit:  Berkshire Prosperity Board The Berkshire Prosperity Board, made up of the six councils in the Royal County, has appointed a director and launched its website. Credit:  Berkshire Prosperity Board
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Director of Devolution for Berkshire appointed for £130,000 role

Olivia Bailey, the Labour MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire. Her father, Dr Roy Bailey, has been suspended from Labour alongside Mary Temperton, the leader of Bracknell Forest Council. Olivia Bailey, the Labour MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire. Her father, Dr Roy Bailey, has been suspended from Labour alongside Mary Temperton, the leader of Bracknell Forest Council.
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Reading MP reacts as her dad from Bracknell is suspended from the Labour Party

The front of Reading's North Street affordable homes development The front of Reading's North Street affordable homes development
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The government agency helping to build hundreds of affordable homes in the area

The re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley, Reading. The re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley, Reading.
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Re3 waste in Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell survey on future of service launched

The Reading Borough Council offices and the town centre in Swindon. The Reading Borough Council offices and the town centre in Swindon.
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Debate lingers over Berkshire joining forces with Swindon as leaders agree to merge

An old road sign for the now-abolished Berkshire County Council. An old road sign for the now-abolished Berkshire County Council.
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Berkshire and Oxfordshire recommended to have new mayor

A CGI of The Heathlands Care Centre nursing home with 46 beds by Windsar Care at Cross Fell, Bracknell. A CGI of The Heathlands Care Centre nursing home with 46 beds by Windsar Care at Cross Fell, Bracknell.
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Berkshire councils join forces to meet housing needs across the county

Jackie Yates, the chief executive of Reading Borough Council, presented a report on the creation of the Programme Director for Devolution role in Berkshire, which involves a planned merge with Swindon. Jackie Yates, the chief executive of Reading Borough Council, presented a report on the creation of the Programme Director for Devolution role in Berkshire, which involves a planned merge with Swindon.
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Berkshire councils create £130k director role to plan 'merge' with Swindon

Waste being recycled at the re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley, Waste being recycled at the re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley,
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Claim that Reading and Berkshire councils burn more recycling waste than they should

Guests in attendance for the Judicial Service at the Reading Minster Church in St Marys Butts. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service Guests in attendance for the Judicial Service at the Reading Minster Church in St Marys Butts. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service
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Reading church service held to usher in the new Judicial year

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Bracknell Forest Council
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Impact of bullying and racism review felt by Berkshire fire and rescue service

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