James Aldridge is a Local Democracy Reporter for getreading, based in Reading, Berkshire. He covers a wide range of local news and events, including council submissions, development projects, community consultations, and political controversies. James's work has been featured in various publications and platforms, showcasing his dedication to reporting on the happenings in the Reading area.
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James Aldridge focuses on local news and community issues in Berkshire, particularly Reading. His coverage includes government announcements, press releases, and topics related to politics, entertainment news, house & home.
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Alarm has been raised over the potential closure of a doctor's surgery in Reading.
Neighbours have expressed confusion and alarm over ongoing roadworks in Caversham.
By: James Aldridge
Office buildings at a Berkshire village farm site could remain despite them never being authorised by the local planning authority.
By: James Aldridge
Progress is being made on the project to add a new library to Reading council's civic offices.
By: James Aldridge
The main library in Reading remains a busy hub for people to read, study, print, access the internet and more despite its days being numbered.
Hundreds of homes on farmland between two Berkshire villages could still go ahead.Plans for 230 homes at Riverways Farm between
James Aldridge A GP surgery is at risk of closure at the start of next year.
The replacement of a building which houses one of Reading's only buffet restaurants with more than 100 flats has been given the go-ahead.
James Aldridge Plans to demolish a building and an adjacent townhouse and replace them with an 11-storey tower block have been approved by a council.
By: James Aldridge
The likely closure of a doctor's surgery in Reading has been proposed due to the dwindling number of patients on the books.
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