Hogwood homes plan moves step closer after approval granted
Plans to build 140 homes on Reading Football Club's former training ground have moved a step closer following full approval being granted.
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FROM THE LEADER: Looking forward to Reading Festival
Like the popular conception of Marmite ? love it or hate it ? Reading is the centre of the music world in a week's time as the Festival rolls in
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School under threat of closure is now rated good by Ofsted
Staff and pupils at a school that was at risk of closure are celebrating a 'Good' rating from school inspectors OFSTED.
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Woodley United 4-0 CB Hounslow United: Kestrels hit four in clean sheet win
WOODLEY UNITED made it two home wins on the bounce with an impressive clean sheet victory over CB Hounslow United.
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Pizza company’s bid to open until 3am
A TAKEAWAY company serving pizza to west Reading residents has applied for permission to keep serving slices until the early hours of the morning.
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Removal of conservatory and three extensions for Caversham home
A CONSERVATORY in a Caversham home could be replaced with two extensions.
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Plans progress for new Reading secondary school by Rivermead Leisure Centre
MORE details about a new secondary school for Reading have been released thanks to a planning application.
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Two storey extension to home in Coley
A READING home could see its extension demolished and replaced with a new structure.
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CHURCH NOTES: Celebrating Inclusivity and Diversity
It will soon be festival season in Reading as we prepare for huge numbers of young people descending upon the town for fun, sun and top music acts.
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MP’s campaign to save Reading Gaol steps up a gear
WORK to save Reading's historic gaol from developers is continuing behind the scenes.
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