New branch of Home Bargains to open in Reading retail park this autumn
A NEW branch of a discount homeware store is expected to open in a Reading retail park this autumn
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Reading’s Smelly Alley open for business, despite Friar Street entrance closed
Smelly Alley businesses are open, even if one exit remains closed, a month after a fire that devastated a neighbouring shop in Reading town centre
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Council spends more than £2,000 on councillor’s trip to celebrate US Reading’s 275th anniversary
More than £2,000 was spent on a Reading councillor's trip abroad, it has been revealed.
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Water safety session held on the banks of the River Thames in Caversham sees life-saving tips shared
A WATER safety session was held on the banks of the River Thames last weekend, and saw emergency services share potentially life-saving tips.
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Polish restaurant in Caversham residential street given approval to serve alcohol to customers
A family-run Polish restaurant will be able to serve alcohol after permission was granted by councillors.
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Twenty six ideas given to Reading Council on how to improve road safety at rat run junction
TWENTY SIX different ideas on how to improve road safety at an east Reading junction have been submitted to Reading Borough Council.
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Burger restaurant chain Fat Hippo submits fresh planning application for Reading’s Jackson’s Corner
A RESTAURANT chain hoping to open in Reading town centre has submitted a fresh planning application to the council.
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Double yellows and speed limit reductions to be considered for Rose Kiln Lane
DOUBLE yellow lines could be introduced outside a new drive-through coffee shop in a bid to stop queueing outside.
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Council plans to demolish former Tilehurst day centre to create new homes and centre
READING BOROUGH COUNCIL wants to demolish an unused day care centre and offices to create housing and a new facilities
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Calls for road safety measures to be installed after near misses and crashes at East Reading crossroads
NEAR MISSES and crashes at an East Reading crossroads has led to neighbours calling for road safety measures to be implemented.
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