Former newspaper HQ set to deliver music and food
Plans to transform the old Reading Evening Post headquarters are moving ahead.
Read moreDetailsPlans to transform the old Reading Evening Post headquarters are moving ahead.
Read moreDetailsA pub in Reading that has been closed for years is set to be knocked down and replaced with a drive-thru Greggs.
Read moreDetailsThe company behind the build of major plans to build more than 1,200 homes in Reading town centre has been named.
Read moreDetailsA wildlife and allotment site in Tilehurst could be given extra protection from future housing.
Read moreDetailsA modular building at a Tilehurst school will be replaced with a two-storey temporary building.
Read moreDetailsAN ANNEXE at a Tilehurst primary school will be demolished following approval to a revamp plan.
Read moreDetailsA temporary classroom used to teach children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) at Coley Primary School will be retained
Read moreDetailsA council-owned house in Circuit Lane will get a level driveway and an extension after an upgrade project was approved by Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsA WATERSPORTS centre in Caversham launched four years ago faces an uncertain future after being denied retrospective planning permissio
Read moreDetailsThe organisers of a dance music festival held in an east Reading park can double its capacity.
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