Whitley café taken over as new owner launches bid to add bar to business
A cafe in Reading has changed hands, with the new owner hoping to add a bar to sell alcoholic drinks to customers.
Read moreDetailsA cafe in Reading has changed hands, with the new owner hoping to add a bar to sell alcoholic drinks to customers.
Read moreDetailsA developer has been asked to triple the amount it would pay to Reading council if a plan to add 70 more homes to a former golf course gets approved
Read moreDetails'Your Party' has officially been launched in Reading, as socialists railed against cuts, 'parasitic landlords' and the Labour Party.
Read moreDetailsMPs joined with veterans to honour the Gurkhas who served and laid down their lives in the British Armed Forces.
Read moreDetailsA massive plan for 2,800 homes between Reading and Wokingham has been submitted.
Read moreDetailsA neighbour has called for safety measures at a major junction for road users in Woodley and Earley after a cyclist was fatally injured there.
Read moreDetailsA closed food court is set to be taken over by a new restaurant in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsDesigns for a huge new community containing more than 600 apartments in South Reading have been given the go-ahead.
Read moreDetailsReading has been snubbed by Theale in the land grab attempt to bring it, and four other villages in West Berkshire, under its wing.
Read moreDetailsThe leader of the council has extended her thoughts to the victim and students in the wake of the assault at Reading College.
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