Former Reading Evening Post HQ to become entertainments venue
PLANS to turn the site of our predecessor, the Reading Evening Post, into an entertainment venue is moving forward.
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Bottle banks for glass recycling to remain in Reading for a while longer
KERBSIDE glass collections are due to be introduced by March 2026 ? meaning bottle bank collections will continue for a while yet.
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Amended plans submitted for 209 apartment plan for Vastern Road
DEVELOPERS have amended plans to build more than 200 flats by the River Thames in Reading.
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Stand-in community centre will open in Whitley next month
A STAND-IN community centre is currently being constructed and will open in Whitley next month.
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Former newspaper HQ set to deliver music and food
Plans to transform the old Reading Evening Post headquarters are moving ahead.
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Greggs to replace former pub
A pub in Reading that has been closed for years is set to be knocked down and replaced with a drive-thru Greggs.
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Builder chosen for Minster Quarter
The company behind the build of major plans to build more than 1,200 homes in Reading town centre has been named.
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Renewed hope for Tilehurst sites
A wildlife and allotment site in Tilehurst could be given extra protection from future housing.
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Installation of new temporary building for infant school in Tilehurst
A modular building at a Tilehurst school will be replaced with a two-storey temporary building.
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Demolition of annexe at junior school in Tilehurst
AN ANNEXE at a Tilehurst primary school will be demolished following approval to a revamp plan.
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