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West Berkshire to join Oxfordshire areas under major council shake-up

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Thames Valley devolution plan 'worth billions' agreed as government deadline expires

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Greater Reading bid fails as council request to takeover Tilehurst rejected

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Who would win the battle to become mayor of the Thames Valley?

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Update on plan to merge Reading and Oxford into Thames-wide mega council

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This is how the reorganisation of Oxfordshire could affect Reading

The towns of Berkshire: Newbury, Reading, Bracknell, Wokingham, Slough and Windsor. The towns of Berkshire: Newbury, Reading, Bracknell, Wokingham, Slough and Windsor.
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Bid for Berkshire to be united with Oxfordshire and Swindon under new mayor due

Henley, Newbury and Wallingford (which used to be part of Berkshire) are set to be united in one. Henley, Newbury and Wallingford (which used to be part of Berkshire) are set to be united in one.
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Plan for new council that will reunite historic towns of Berkshire to be submitted

Parking wardens in London Street, Reading on a strike supported by the Unite union. The dispute has been brought to an end. Parking wardens in London Street, Reading on a strike supported by the Unite union. The dispute has been brought to an end.
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Reading to join forces with Oxford to punish parking rule breaches

Councillor Tony Page has spoken of regrets that neighbouring authorities 'refused to engage' to build a third bridge over the River Thames near Reading. Councillor Tony Page has spoken of regrets that neighbouring authorities 'refused to engage' to build a third bridge over the River Thames near Reading.
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Veteran councillor on failure of third Thames bridge dreams and blasts neighbours

Paddle boarding is one of the activities people can book at Caversham Lakes. Credit:  Dimitris Vetsikas from Pixabay Paddle boarding is one of the activities people can book at Caversham Lakes. Credit:  Dimitris Vetsikas from Pixabay
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Future of Caversham Lakes uncertain due to planning law

Chiltern Edge School, which was taken over by Maiden Erlegh Trust, is celebrating its Good OFSTED rating. Credit: Maiden Erlegh Trust Chiltern Edge School, which was taken over by Maiden Erlegh Trust, is celebrating its Good OFSTED rating. Credit: Maiden Erlegh Trust
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School near Reading once at risk of closure bounces back to get 'Good' Ofsted

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Company's push to continue to use Caversham Lakes for watersports

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