Raver Tots seeks permission to become three-day event in Reading’s Prospect Park
A POPULAR family-friendly rave is to expand its operations in Reading.
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Emmer Green apartment residents could have been overpaying council tax for nearly three decades
RESIDENTS of a retirement home complex in Emmer Green say they have been overpaying council tax to the tune of thousands of pounds.
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‘Shame’ of building left empty for 17 years
A culturally significant building left abandoned for 17 years has been felt as a 'huge loss' for Reading's African and Caribbean community.
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Plans revealed for new library
A plan for a new library added at Reading Borough Council offices has been submitted.
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Mayor of Reading meets the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Invictus Games in German twin town
The Reading mayor has been rubbing shoulders with royalty to watch the Invictus Games.
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Reading Borough Council commits to more protection
Reading Borough Council has reaffirmed its commitment to children and young adults in its care.
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New noticeboard launched
A group of residents who meet to discuss neighbourhood issues have launched a new community noticeboard.
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License review for Reading shop
Thames Valley Police has requested that the alcohol licence be reviewed.
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License approved for historic boat
A historic boat which was used during the evacuation of Dunkirk can now operate as an entertainment venue.
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Why there’s a replica Royal Berkshire Hospital ward in Winnersh Triangle
A REPLICA RBH ward has been built in Winnersh Triangle to help train the next generation of medics.
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