New garden home in Caversham
The owner of a home with a generously sized garden in north Caversham has applied for a new house to be built on the garden
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Box junctions: nearly 400 warning notices issued in east Reading
NEARLY 400 warning notices have been issued since Reading Borough Council installed cameras at box junctions in east Reading
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Family call on Reading Council to axe plans to evict them and 100 others
A FAMILY are calling on Reading Borough Council to stop plans to evict them and 100 others.
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Bowling alley plans a step closer
The company now has licensing consent to open, sell food and provide entertainment.
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Private hire vehicles get green light to use east Reading bus lane
TAXIS will be allowed to use a bus lane in east Reading, after a campaign by drivers was successful.
Read moreDetailsSafety fears after gate removed
The route between Foxhill Road and Upper Redlands Road is well-used by students.
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Bottle bank in east Reading closed after persistent fly-tipping
A bottle bank site in Reading that became plagued by fly tipping for years has finally been sealed off.
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Prospect Park Hospital hit by strike
Staff have taken to the picket line outside Prospect Park Hospital in West Reading.
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Petition launched in bid to protect tenants facing eviction from Reading council owned homes
More than 100 neighbours who rent their homes from Reading Borough Council could be facing eviction.
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West Reading butchers seeks to sell alcohol alongside its meats
A WEST Reading butchers has applied to Reading Borough Council for permission to sell alcohol.
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