Long-shuttered Reading pub to make way for flats after approval
A long-closed pub in Reading is set to vanish off the map as a developer plans to replace it with flats and new commercial space.
Read moreDetailsA long-closed pub in Reading is set to vanish off the map as a developer plans to replace it with flats and new commercial space.
Read moreDetailsFears about increasing temperatures and the threat AI poses to jobs were raised at a public exhibition for a planned data centre near Reading.
Read moreDetailsA joint burger restaurant and dessert parlour in Reading could stay open until 3am each night.
Read moreDetailsA fast food noodle bar in Reading town centre has been allowed to keep on selling food until 4am in the morning.
Read moreDetailsSerious concerns over safety on one of the busiest roads in Reading have been raised months after a fatal crash.
Read moreDetailsPesticides continue to be used in Reading despite concerns about the environmental and health impacts
Read moreDetailsReading Festival could extend live music by one day for revellers who've gone all out.
Read moreDetailsA body piercing and fashion store that took over from a lingerie shop in Reading town centre is still in trouble over its signage.
Read moreDetailsA mystery over the nature of an upcoming business that was called 'Sip and Vape in Caversham has been solved.
Read moreDetailsReform UK has called for the increase in parking charges in Reading to be reversed.
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