Reading butchery with lowest possible hygiene rating fined thousands for pest infestations
A butchers in Reading has been fined more than £31,000 for "serious and repeated" food safety breaches.
Read moreDetailsA butchers in Reading has been fined more than £31,000 for "serious and repeated" food safety breaches.
Read moreDetailsMore than 100 bus stops around Reading have been updated with new information displays which also include new audio announcements
Read moreDetailsThe first bricks were laid for a house which will be just one of the properties built on the site of a former care home, marking a major milestone in...
Read moreDetailsThousands of patients across the South East are putting extra strain on busy emergency departments (ED) by attending with minor illnesses that could be treated more quickly elsewhere, according to...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision is proud to announce that it has been recognised at the 2025 Charity Heroes Awards, held at the iconic Tower of London. The ceremony brought together inspirational leaders,...
Read moreDetailsData shows that more than 4,000 homes are still waiting for construction to begin after being green-lit?just under 80% of approved plans.
Read moreDetailsHis Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh visited Reading School to commemorate the school's 900th anniversary,
Read moreDetailsReading Buses toasted their success at the UK Bus Awards at the Troxy in London on Tuesday, November 25, where they were named Top Shire Operator.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has announced who will be headlining when the event returns for its annual iteration next year.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall has announced that this year's Poppy Appeal has raised £15,000, thanks to the generosity of shoppers, volunteers, and the community
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