Changes due at assisted living and care facility in Whitley
Plans for a new day centre and homes that replace a former care home in Whitley have been adjusted.
Read moreDetailsPlans for a new day centre and homes that replace a former care home in Whitley have been adjusted.
Read moreDetailsUpgrades are due at schools across Reading to install play equipment that is inclusive for children with special needs.
Read moreDetailsPolice have made attempts to crack down on drug dealing and anti-social behaviour at an estate in Reading where dealers have taken over people's homes
Read moreDetailsNew affordable homes in Caversham have been turned over to a housing association whose builders have recently been accused of 'shoddy' brickwork
Read moreDetailsA restaurant in Caversham is in trouble with the council after it built a riverside dining area without permission.
Read moreDetailsCar parking machines have been bagged up and made card-only in Reading due to fare changes.
Read moreDetailsChristian leaders in charge of churches in Berkshire and politicians have mourned the passing of Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday.
Read moreDetailsOne of the biggest supermarkets in Reading is set to have electric car charging points for drivers while they shop.
Read moreDetailsLess than 50 fines have been issued over a two year period for people caught littering in Reading.
Read moreDetailsDisabled and elderly people in Reading can use a new service to make life easier both at home and while fulfilling daily tasks.
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