Affordable homes near completion on former golf course
Dozens of affordable homes nearing completion at a huge development north of Reading which used to serve as a golf course.
Read moreDetailsDozens of affordable homes nearing completion at a huge development north of Reading which used to serve as a golf course.
Read moreDetailsYet more progress is being made on a standout new 'village' of hundreds of homes that is being finalised to the south of Reading.
Read moreDetailsAlarm has been raised over suspected street drinking and anti-social behaviour in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsMILLIONS of pounds more than expected have been spent by Reading's council-owned company in charge of providing children's services such as foster
Read moreDetailsQuestions have been raised about why Reading Borough Council is building a brand new library instead of refurbishing its existing
Read moreDetailsA SUPERMARKET is set to reopen more than a year after a horror fire in Reading town centre that also left surrounding businesses closed for weeks.
Read moreDetailsWaste that has been put in recycling bins in Reading has ended up being shipped as far as Vietnam more than 6,000 miles away, it has been revealed.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based businessman who is the current leader of UKIP has responded to criticism over 'offensive chants' made during a protest in Aldershot.
Read moreDetails'Why do they make it so hard?' a general election candidate who stood in Reading has protested, warning that political parties have an unfair
Read moreDetailsA beauty clinic in Reading has opened a new branch on the 10th anniversary of the business.
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