DETAILS on the direction of Reading's future housing schemes will be delayed until later in the year as a result of changes in government policy.
Read moreDetailsA MENSWEAR retailer in Reading town centre is to move location this spring.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS have debated the prospect of an ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) in Reading to make the air cleaner in the town.
Read moreDetailsTHE COMPANY that owns a disused pub in Katesgrove has changed its mind over seeking permission to convert the building's ground floor.
Read moreDetailsA RESTAURANT in east Reading will again be allowed to serve alcohol with meals after its licence was reinstated ? with conditions.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to open a bowling centre in Reading's The Oracle shopping centre has moved a step closer.
Read moreDetailsThe company that runs Florence House Care Home in Wescote Road, Southcote has applied to build a rear extension
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a home with a generously sized garden in north Caversham has applied for a new house to be built on the garden
Read moreDetailsNEARLY 400 warning notices have been issued since Reading Borough Council installed cameras at box junctions in east Reading
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY are calling on Reading Borough Council to stop plans to evict them and 100 others.
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