Open evening to be held to introduce Reading’s newest secondary school
TasteAN OPEN evening for a new secondary school opening in Reading is to be held next week.
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Mental health charity holds open day in Reading to showcase its work
A NATIONAL charity with a base in Reading held an open day to showcase the ways it can help those in the town who need mental health support.
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The Oracle department stores to be split into individual units after Reading Borough Council approves biggest shake-up since shopping and leisure centre opened in 1999
THE ORACLE is to undergo its biggest transformation since it opened in 1999 and sees the end of department stores as part of the shopping experience.
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Council’s no to plan for new home for old in Caversham Heights
PLANS to replace a Caversham Heights home with new property have been rejected by Reading Borough Council.
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The Oracle’s department stores could be turned into three units each if shake-up approved by Reading Borough Council
COUNCILLORS in Reading are this week expected to approve a major shake-up of The Oracle shopping centre.
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Community offices in Newtown street can be converted into a home after Reading Borough Council grants approval
A EMPTY house in East Reading will be converted into a home, two years after it was put on the market.
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Reading town centre department store hopes to hold wine tasting and cocktail making sessions
A DEPARTMENT store in the town centre hopes to host wine tastings and cocktail making sessions if Reading Borough Council approves
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Approval given for new Buddhist temple
A house has been transformed into one of the only Buddhist places of worship in the Reading area.
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Caversham-based vegan restaurant applies for permission to adjust its alcohol licence
A CAVERSHAM restaurant that specialises in vegan cuisine is seeking permission to change the hours it can sell alcohol.
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Flats plan for Reading supermarket car park
A PLAN has been unveiled to build flats in Reading supermarket car park.
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