Reading planning round-up: Change coming for Morrisons in Reading
Changes are coming for the Morrisons supermarket in Reading to make life more convenient for some shoppers.
Read moreDetailsChanges are coming for the Morrisons supermarket in Reading to make life more convenient for some shoppers.
Read moreDetailsImprovements are coming to a pub that is due to benefit from nearly a quarter of a million pounds of investment.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has pushed for answers on what happened to two rough sleepers who have died in Reading this year.
Read moreDetailsThe longest serving MP for Reading is pushing for pensions justice for Gurkha veterans who have served this country.
Read moreDetailsCouncils in Berkshire are set to spend a total of £48,000 on an upcoming merger with Oxford and Swindon.
Read moreDetailsA plan to replace a retail park near Reading town centre with hundreds of flats has re-emerged.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a vintage clothing store in Reading has slammed the council over rejected signage which could put the whole store at risk of closure.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have debated changes to a controversial cycle lane in Reading that would provide more space for drivers.
Read moreDetailsThe business secretary has recently visited a landmark office building in Reading to celebrate the town's economic success.
Read moreDetailsA new Lidl has opened at a busy retail park to serve residents in Reading and Tilehurst.
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