Right you lot: be quiet at the back. Let me clarify. Before some dull object asks me whether the above heading means that Reading is better than Swindon I mean ‘reading’ with a small r. Bill Clinton famously said ‘the best welfare policy is a job’. And so it is. My proposition today is this: reading is the best regeneration policy. Read more »
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