Planning officer recommends refusal of Southcote Greggs proposal
Plans for a drive-thru Greggs could be rejected as planning officer recommends rejection of the proposals
Read moreDetailsPlans for a drive-thru Greggs could be rejected as planning officer recommends rejection of the proposals
Read moreDetailsNeighbours and one of Reading's MPs are celebrating the defeat of a plan to build a 5G mast that would dwarf nearby homes.
Read moreDetailsA pub and hotel in Reading is undergoing a transformation that could see it receive a new name.
Read moreDetailsCampaigners say cyclists are suffering due to missing and incorrect signs across Reading.
Read moreDetailsA search has begun for a developer to build 618 apartments in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council fined under 400 fly-tippers last year, with fines ranging from £51 to £1,000.
Read moreDetailsThe company behind an Italian restaurant has said it hopes to open in Reading's town centre later this year.
Read moreDetailsPlans to transform part of a Reading retail and leisure centre to create almost 500 homes and new shops have expanded on by developers
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD man has called for driving restrictions in Reading town centre to be changed to make it easier for disabled people to shop
Read moreDetailsPlans to develop the Bristol and West shopping arcade site have fallen through as developer Sonic Star Properties withdraws proposals
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