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Richard Davies Labour Caversham “Councillor Richard Davies is the Labour candidate for Caversham ward, where he is currently councillor.  Cllr Davies is chair of the Housing, Neighbourhoods and Leisure committee and a dedicated campaigner for the residents of Caversham.  If re-elected he pledges to promote healthier and more sustainable travel in Caversham and to support local businesses to recover from the effects of the pandemic.” Ian Binge (Conservative) Ian Binge Conservative Caversham “My wife and I have lived and worked in Reading since 2006. My young son attends Hig...

The Covid-19 vaccines have not yet been authorised in the UK for under 16s. Last week, 30,865 people in Reading had received at least one dose of one of the Covid vaccines, which include Pfizer-BioNTech and Oxford AstraZeneca. Comparing areas within Reading This table shows how many people have received the vaccine in each zone in Reading. Southcote is now the area where the most people have received a dose, with Tilehurst North just behind. Leighton Park, Lower Caversham, and Wokingham Road are the areas where the least people have received a dose of the vaccine. When population ...

Vaccinations up and cases down '); THE coronavirus vaccination programme continues to gather pace. The Bell Surgery in York Road, Henley, has given 2,889 vaccinations, representing just over a third of all its patients, while 277 have received a second dose. The Hart Surgery next door has given more than 3,000 jabs. Goring and Woodcote’s joint medical practice has given 3,133 patients their first dose, with a 95 per cent uptake in the first four cohorts. Patients in group 6 are still being invited, although 70 per cent of these have now received a jab, with another 84 per cent in grou...

TODAY'S talk of the town has most noticeably about the graffiti artwork which sprung up on the side of the former Reading Jail, which is widely…

Police horses patrolling Lower Caversham. Picture: TVP Reading POLICE horse and officers were out patrolling the area yesterday (February 18). Thames Valley Police Reading said its police horses, Aurora and Luna, were in Lower Caversham with officers. A tweet posted by the force said the horses were "clip clopping through the roads in Lower Caversham". The horses and officers were carrying out reassurance patrols in the area. It comes following the death of 24-year-old Yannick Cupido who died on Valentine's Day after being stabbed in Caversham. Comments are closed on this article.