Council to begin year-long roll-out of digital parking on Wednesday, November 1
Reading Borough Council's new digital parking permit system will be launched on Wednesday, November 1, replacing the current physical permits
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council's new digital parking permit system will be launched on Wednesday, November 1, replacing the current physical permits
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has welcomed the U-turn on scrapping One Day Travelcards by Transport for London
Read moreDetailsThames Water has secured a new round of funding set aside to help customers in financial difficulty and other organisations supporting customers
Read moreDetailsThe Grumpy Goat in Smelly Alley (Union Street), central Reading, has announced it is to close after being in the business in some form for a decade
Read moreDetailsMembers of Prospect who work at AWE, which has its headquarters in Aldermaston, have voted in favour of striking
Read moreDetailsAfter two intrepid residents set out to go and see one of our twin towns, Reading is hosting an exhibition and talk about their experiences
Read moreDetailsTo Grow an Orchid, based in Pangbourne, is funding collaborative projects which encourage productivity in agricultural work through IT solutions
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre has announced its first repertory company, which is taking up the mantle with two concurrent productions from next month
Read moreDetailsActivate Learning which oversees Reading College and educational institutions around Berkshire has been given a prestigious award for carers' support
Read moreDetailsZaika The Paan Shop on Oxford Road is looking to serve food until 2am, and has applied to Reading Borough Council to extend its opening hours
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