Application submitted to convert empty office space in Reading block into apartments
THE GROUND floor of an empty office block could be converted into apartments.
Read moreDetailsTHE GROUND floor of an empty office block could be converted into apartments.
Read moreDetailsA DEVELOPER has applied for permission to demolish a former outdoors store and replace it with 60 homes
Read moreDetailsTrailing two-nil after sixty seven minutes, Woodley staged a dramatic come back to take all three match points thanks to two stoppage time goals
Read moreDetailsPangbourne Rotary Club undertook their annual visit to the Readifood Food Bank earlier this month to help with the operations.
Read moreDetailsRecently I read an article entitled 'Why we should love our referees', written by Craig Fowler who was writing about Scottish referees.
Read moreDetailsIn the top tier, Kingfisher A continued their winning ways, stamping their authority on the league, by breezing past Tidmarsh A 10-0.
Read moreDetails"True silence? is to the spirit what sleep is to the body, nourishment and refreshment" (William Penn, 1699).
Read moreDetailsThink of all the people Not as fortunate as you Some struggle to pay their way When their bills are due
Read moreDetailsRAMS vice-captain Drew Humberstone believes Saturday's National One game with Cambridge (3pm) is one supporters can view as particularly exciting
Read moreDetailsGreen Party councillors Doug Cresswell, Louise Keane, Dave McElroy and myself raising money for tackling homelessness
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