Council sets out plans for Government’s levelling up cash for Reading
Reading Borough Council has laid out how it is aiming to spend millions in Government ?levelling up funding? to improve the town.
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Sports stars of the future can use improved facilities at Meadway Leisure Centre in Tilehurst
A PROJECT to upgrade a Tilehurst leisure centre has been completed, making it fit for business once again.
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Closing the Gap: Reading Borough Council’s £1million project to help tackle poverty across the town
WORK to tackle poverty and inequality across Reading will pick up thanks to a new round of grants provided to voluntary groups and charities.
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From east Reading to across the world, the Agarwal’s tea gets everywhere, with a little help from online selling platform eBay
A READING couple who export tea across the world have been sharing their story and learning from others at a major commercial conference in the town.
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Jetsetter: Reading West MP Alok Sharma’s 35,000 air miles in just three months as he tackles climate emergency
AN MP tasked with tackling the climate emergency has travelled nearly 35,000 miles in just three months.
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University of Reading’s study will look at pollution and air quality outside schools across the town
A study aimed at tackling pollution and poor air quality outside schools in Reading has been launched
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ITSU seeks permission to sell alcohol with meals from its Reading Gate Retail Park site
A BRANCH of a sushi restaurant chain has applied to Reading Borough Council for permission to sell alcohol
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Reading town centre sushi restaurant applies for alcohol licence – and to be able to open later
A sushi restaurant that opened in Reading town centre earlier this year is applying for a licence to open later and sell alcohol
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New 157-room hotel proposed for Reading’s town centre
A NEW 157-room hotel could be created in Reading?s Friar Street if plans go ahead.
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Shake-up to age policies of Reading Borough Council-owned council homes
Restrictions dictating the age of people living in council houses in Reading have been removed.
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