Car parts retailer Halfords looks to downsize west Reading store
A CAR parts retailer is looking to downsize one of its Reading stores.
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Whitley bungalow to be demolished to make way for nine homes
A BUNGALOW in Whitley will be demolished so that nine homes can be built on the land
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Loft conversion plan for home in Tilehurst
The owners of a three-bedroom home in Tilehurst have applied to Reading Borough Council for permission to convert their loft
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Burger restaurant to open in Reading’s Jackson’s Corner
FROM selling school uniforms to burgers ? one of the first new tenants of Jackson's Corner has been confirmed.
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Takeaway store at The Oracle remains closed
A noodle and rice takeaway at The Oracle Riverside remains shut several months after its sudden closure
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East Reading restaurant Yo Momoz can sell food and alcohol until 2am at weekends
AN EAST Reading restaurant can sell food and alcohol until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays, after permission was granted by Reading Borough Council
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Changes to 209 homes plan at Reading riverside location
Berkeley Homes has submitted revised plans to build 209 homes at the former SSE site in Vastern Road in Reading
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Portrait planned for council offices
The official portrait of His Majesty King Charles III was published on Monday, January 15.
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Sinkhole work set to start
A meeting is due to take place this week to inform neighbours about an upcoming project to fix the damage.
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Mystery over new owners of Reading Gaol, and their plans for it
LAST week, the Ministry of Justice announced that a Chinese education organisation had bought the Reading Gaol site.
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