Caversham primary school given permission to expand following government appeal
The Heights Primary School in Caversham has won permission to expand to teach more children following a successful appeal to the government.
Read moreDetailsThe Heights Primary School in Caversham has won permission to expand to teach more children following a successful appeal to the government.
Read moreDetailsThe plans for the Kings Meadow View development have effectively expired, after laying dormant for over six months
Read moreDetailsA decision is due on a project that will transform the Oracle shopping centre, including over 400 flats at the site
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has spent more than £80,000 on travel expenses for councillors and its staff, a freedom of information request has revealed.
Read moreDetailsThames Water has been blasted as 'charlatans' by a pensioner from Reading whose bill has more than doubled to £1,200 per year.
Read moreDetailsA young family is in despair over mould, water leaks causing damage and a bug infestation at their social home in Shinfield.
Read moreDetailsA bid for a Korean barbecue restaurant in Reading town centre to become a late-night bar has been decided.
Read moreDetailsTaxpayers' money, which has been spent on the Mayor of Reading's trip to Germany to watch the European football competition and other expenses
Read moreDetailsA project to demolish a busy buffet restaurant in Reading town centre to replace it with more than 100 apartments has cleared a crucial hurdle.
Read moreDetailsA town centre pub in Reading has come under new ownership and has turned into an Irish-themed bar.
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