Revamp planned for east Reading pub
A PUB named after a leading stalwart of Reading's heritage is to get a new look.
Read moreDetailsA PUB named after a leading stalwart of Reading's heritage is to get a new look.
Read moreDetailsALMOST six years after planning permission was granted, a 765-home development is nearing completion, and last week celebrated a milestone.
Read moreDetailsTHE HOME of Reading Today's predecessor, the Reading Evening Post, is to become an entertainment venue.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN who attended a Woodley primary school is hoping to be selected at Labour's candidate for a new parliamentary seat.
Read moreDetailsA ROAD in Caversham was flooded following heavy rain last week.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S two MPs abstained from a vote in Parliament calling for a ceasefire in the escalating Israel-Palestine conflict.
Read moreDetailsPlans have been submitted that would see a new family entertainment centre introduced to a town centre mall.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council's planning department has approved the conversion of a house into an HMO
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a house in East Reading wants retrospective permission after converting it into a place for nine people to live
Read moreDetailsA ROOF extension containing six flats could be added to a building in Reading town centre.
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