Ninety people complain about Reading adult social care service
More than £4,000 has been paid out to people who have complained about adult social care in Reading, with nearly 90 people complaining
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Tilehurst volunteers still helping Ukraine two years on
VOLUNTEERS in Tilehurst have been helping to send vital supplies to Ukraine as the illegal Russian invasion enters its second year.
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Developer chosen for new Minster Quarter development on site of Reading’s former civic centre
A developer has been chosen to build more than 600 flats in Reading's town centre.
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Plan to extend Reading home, and convert bedsits into flats
The owner of a building in London Road has submitted a new application to Reading Borough Council to revamp its internal layout
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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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