De-conversion plan to turn Caversham flats into family home
AN APPLICATION has been made to Reading Borough Council to convert two flats in Caversham into a single home
Read moreDetailsAN APPLICATION has been made to Reading Borough Council to convert two flats in Caversham into a single home
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a house in All Hallows Road, Caversham, has applied to Reading Borough Council for permission to build an annexe
Read moreDetailsTaxi drivers in Reading are calling on the council to let them drive down a traffic lane currently reserved for buses and cyclists
Read moreDetailsFrustration is rising about the lack of fines and enforcement powers to punish drivers who unnecessarily idle their cars in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA DAD from Whitley is at his 'wits end' with the council while trying to find a home for his family after being hit with an eviction notice.
Read moreDetailsA CALL has been made to created a website to help Reading people with additional needs.
Read moreDetailsAN EAST Reading pub is seeking permission to remove restrictions on how its customers can use its beer garden.
Read moreDetailsA Greek restaurant in Caversham has submitted an application to Reading Borough Council to continue selling beer, wine and spirits
Read moreDetailsTHE HOME of one of Reading's oldest businesses could be converted into housing if a planning application is approved.
Read moreDetailsA plan to add extra levels to the former Reading offices of mobile phone company to create more than 70 apartments has been turned down
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