Fifty years after first being elected, Cllr Tony Page is Reading’s first citizen
HE WAS once the king of the Castle ward, now he is Reading's first citizen, some 50 years after first being elected to the borough council.
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Kategrove home turned into an HMO, now managing firm seeks permission from council
A KATESGROVE house has been converted into a home of multiple occupation, known as an HMO.
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Empty offices in Reading town centre could become flats
EMPTY offices in Reading town centre could be converted into flats if Reading Borough Council approves an application.
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Extraction fan application for steakhouse in Caversham
A PUBCO that converted a Caversham pub into a steakhouse wanted to change the kitchen extraction system.
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Reading Lib Dems’ new leader says party will be a critical friend to ruling Labour group
READING'S new Liberal Democrat leader says he will hold Labour to account.
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Plans for 35 homes close to Caversham border taken down as it was a ‘pre-application submission’
PLANS to build 35 homes that would have seen the boundary of Caversham extended have been taken down.
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West Reading store applies for alcohol licence
A WEST Reading store has applied to Reading Borough Council for permission to sell alcohol.
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Whitley building could be converted from plant room to a shop
A BUILDING on Essex Street, off Whitley Street, that used to be a plant room could take on a new lease of life.
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Developer to appeal after Reading Council rejects reduction to number of affordable homes in flats plan
A DEVELOPER hoping to build flats in west Reading is appealing after the application was rejected.
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Home in Reading area conservation area could be converted into flats
A HOME in a conservation area could be converted into flats.
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