Neighbours criticise approval for 209 homes by Reading’s riverside
A plan to build 209 riverside homes in Reading has been criticised by a neighbour who fears the development could damage his home.
Read moreDetailsA plan to build 209 riverside homes in Reading has been criticised by a neighbour who fears the development could damage his home.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to close the subway underneath Reading's railway station for 16 weeks have been branded as unacceptable by the Liberal Democrats.
Read moreDetailsA PLAN to build a new site for travellers to pitch up in has been rejected over fears the site could flood
Read moreDetailsDue to falling student numbers, Hemdean House School, in Hemdean Road will give its final lessons at the end of its summer term.
Read moreDetailsThe Co-op, in School Road, is undergoing a rebrand and has submitted a proposal to the council to extend its opening hours.
Read moreDetailsFake adverts have popped up throughout the town calling for a ban on companies using fossil fuels and encouraging people to stop using airlines.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has backed calls for an end to new coal, oil and gas extraction for electricity generation.
Read moreDetailsAN impassioned plea was made by Reading parent facing homelessness as the council seeks to end a scheme aimed at giving renters a long-term home.
Read moreDetailsPLANS for a new family entertainment centre planned for Reading's Broad St. Mall have been revised.
Read moreDetailsOpening hours for a bar and shops in a new area of Reading town centre have been agreed.
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