Plan to install 5G mast in Emmer Green rejected by planning inspector
A plan to build a 5G mast directly in front of playing fields in Emmer Green has been rejected for a second time
Read moreDetailsA plan to build a 5G mast directly in front of playing fields in Emmer Green has been rejected for a second time
Read moreDetailsPIZZAS could be served from a former bookies in Tilehurst if permission is granted by Reading Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS of an east Reading street are calling for safety measures after a temporary speed cam was triggered more than 114,000 times in a fortnight
Read moreDetailsWe live in a time when nothing feels constant. And yet, there is something deeper, someone, eternal and never changing, that offers hope
Read moreDetailsYou may have read the reports about a petition that was going around France after their national team lost the FIFA World Cup final to Argentina
Read moreDetailsReading Athletics Ladies displayed a strong team performance in their home cross country fixture at Prospect Park.
Read moreDetailsFull of optimism I jump in my car My journey won't take long; I'm not going far
Read moreDetailsWith the Labour-run council outsourcing access to our gyms and pools, prices have gone up considerably. However, you can get a residents' discount
Read moreDetailsMost of us will have had reason to visit Reading's Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) at some point, whether for treatment or as a visitor.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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