Extension and new shopfront in busy Katesgrove area
The owner of 92 Whitley Street has applied to build an extension and shopfront to the building.
Read moreDetailsEditor of The Wokingham Paper, and has worked in local journalism for more than 20 years including the Wokingham Times, Bracknell Standard and Reading Evening Post. He's also written for computer magazines, The Baptist Times and, to his delight and probably not yours, interviewed several Doctor Whos.
The owner of 92 Whitley Street has applied to build an extension and shopfront to the building.
Read moreDetailsThe History of Reading Society held its annual general meeting at Abbey Baptist Church in Abbey Square marking the return of its in-person gatherings.
Read moreDetailsFor the first week of trading, Zia Lucia will offer half-price pizza for people dining in.
Read moreDetailsTo mark Sunday League Day, the member of the Royals record-breaking 106 team netted a stoppage time equaliser when he turned out for Caversham United
Read moreDetailsThe annual event will return on Sunday, April 14, and see thousands of runners take part, ranging from elite athletes to those in fancy dress.
Read moreDetailsOf their green tally, 320 were new trees, while 86 were replacements for trees that had died.
Read moreDetailsA NEW community centre has been opened in Whitely Wood ? but it won't be around forever.
Read moreDetailsThe new 25-metre pool is to open this summer and they are starting to fill the eight-lane venue with the equivalent of 1.7 million bottles of water
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading astronomer is preparing to use earth's most powerful telescope to investigate Saturn's very own auroral emissions
Read moreDetailsThames Hospice is bringing back its Open Water Swim event in June, and it says the challenge is suitable for all
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