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Recycle Household Batteries
24 March 2008
Thanks to Tilehurst Globe, you can now recycle most of your common household batteries at two shops in Tilehurst Village, Butts Newsagents in the Triangle and the C & G Hardware store in School Road nearer the traffic lights at the junction with Norcot Road.
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Concern Over Park Lane School Plans
19 March 2008
Tilehurst Lib Dems used last Monday’s (17 March) Council Cabinet meeting to raise concerns over the £14.5m scheme to rebuild Park Lane School and provide a new nursery (to replace the current Blagrave nursery buildings), Health Centre and Public Library. Cllr Ricky Duveen told the Cabinet when it discussed a report on progress with the project that he and the other Tilehurst councillors were worried that the latest plans no longer included a synthetic turf pitch, one of the key ingredients in previous plans for the site as it uses less space than providing separate hard and grass play areas. The fear now is that without the synthetic pitch it will be difficult to fit all the facilities into the new site and the current plans show that the hard play area for the expected 420 children has shrunk to the size of two netball pitches. Cllr Pete Beard noted that synthetic pitch would also have been available as a community facility for games outside school hours.
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Pete Beard to stand for Council
18 March 2008
Another year, another election and Tilehurst Lib Dems have re-selected Pete Beard to stand again for the Council in Tilehurst Ward on May 1st.
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Resounding WIN for Ricky in Tilehurst
17 November 2006
Vice Chair of the Greater Reading Liberal Democrats, Ricky Duveen, won a resounding victory for the Lib Dems and the people of Tilehurst in yesterday’s by-election. When the votes were counted this morning it became clear that despite a lower turnout than in May, Ricky had increased the Lib Dem percentage of the vote and was elected councillor with an increased majority.
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