Beauty spa in Reading town centre seeks permission for licence to play music and serve alcohol to clients
A new spa is to open in Reading town centre and has applied for a licence so it can serve complimentary drinks to its clients.
Read moreDetailsA new spa is to open in Reading town centre and has applied for a licence so it can serve complimentary drinks to its clients.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has been accused of ?perverting the law? by making money from bus lanes at all hours of the day
Read moreDetailsSecurity guards at Royal Berkshire Hospital have secured a pay rise thanks to intervention from their unio
Read moreDetailsAS THE future of the Royal Berkshire Hospital is discussed, an online meeting last week gave people to look back at its past.
Read moreDetailsA PRE-development application has been lodged to build 35 homes on a field close to Caversham
Read moreDetailsA CALL has been made to join this year?s Bracknell Together Walk, which takes place on Sunday from South Hill Park
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women took part in what was a unique occasion in English professional football.
Read moreDetailsThere are no outcasts living on the edge of Reading and there are no camps of people who have been ostracised due to disease. But they are around us
Read moreDetailsA BREATH-TAKING second-half show from Berkshire helped them overturn a 16-point deficit in overcoming visitors Middlesex 37-21
Read moreDetails?Why do you watch the great, grey sea ? And why do you turn your face from me ??
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