Plan for flats above new tech shop in Reading town centre
The owner of a Reading town centre store wants to convert the first and second floors of the building into two flats rather than the existing one.
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Reading nightclub expected to close temporarily after cocaine discovered at venue
A Reading nightclub is expected to temporarily close after cocaine was discovered at the venue.
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Reading pub popular with Royals fans marks 10th anniversary
A READING town centre pub is celebrating a decade of pulling pints.
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New plan to replace east Reading hotel with flats
The owner of the Tower House Hotel opposite Palmer Park has applied to knock it down and replace it with 12 flats.
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Plan to replace Coley garages with seven homes
A landowner has applied to replace seven garages with seven homes.
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Prospective 148 home development in Three Mile Cross
Wates Developments is exploring building 148 homes near Junction 11 of the M4.
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Revised plan submitted to convert Tilehurst flats into homes
A plan to convert flats into two self-contained homes in Tilehurst has been resubmitted.
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Charity facing funding crisis
The charity is facing a funding shortfall of around £50,000.
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Councillors speak up on Reading FC’s social value to Whitley and the town
Councillors have spoken about the social value of Reading Football Club, and how that could be at risk.
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Flooding risk from debris
Rivers and streams have recently become blocked by logs and debris.
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