Fears homes at Reading’s Central Pool site would block light in resident’s living room
PLANS to replace a Reading town centre swimming pool with flats has seen a neighbour fear she could completely lose daylight into her living room
Read moreDetailsPLANS to replace a Reading town centre swimming pool with flats has seen a neighbour fear she could completely lose daylight into her living room
Read moreDetailsOne of the biggest mobile networks in the UK has appealed against a refusal for a 5G mast it wanted to install near a playing field.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S taxi fares will increase by £1 following a vote by councillors at a meeting last week
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 September, Paula Nuttall gave members of the Arts Society Wokingham a fascinating detailed account of the 15th century Ghent Altarpiece.
Read moreDetailsEmma Prudden, a parent of a player from FC Bracknell, completed the London Marathon to raise funds for the football club.
Read moreDetailsHari Gehlot and Martin Adams both held off the challenge of Sonning Sports David Croucher to get maximums as Kingfisher A beat Sonning Sports A 9-1.
Read moreDetailsPeace is a word often used by Quakers; it is one of our four main tenets alongside Truth, Equality and Simplicity.
Read moreDetailsLast week, we hosted our first Community Forum event since before the pandemic. It was a real pleasure
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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