Reading Borough council tenant reveals horror of living with rat infestation
A council tenant has revealed the horror of dealing with a rat infestation, damp and holes in his roof that are so wide that daylight
Read moreDetailsA council tenant has revealed the horror of dealing with a rat infestation, damp and holes in his roof that are so wide that daylight
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's MPs is asking neighbours throughout the area to have their say on the future of the National Health Service.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man is due to compete in a prestigious cricket competition in Australia despite going blind.
Read moreDetailsA serviceto help people living in Reading get rid of bulky waste, such as fridges, TVs and furniture, has been scrapped.
Read moreDetailsThe Whitley Community Development Association provides support to people in the community.
Read moreDetailsThe alarming scale of the obesity problem in Reading has been starkly revealed in the latest published health statistics.
Read moreDetailsPlans are officially available to view for a project that would see an office building demolished to make way for modern apartments at the riverside
Read moreDetailsPlans to make temporary use of Reading Gaol as a police training site for have suddenly been shelved "at the request" of new owners
Read moreDetailsA historic arch at the busiest junction in Reading is set to be restored as urgent repairs are needed.
Read moreDetailsA neighbourhood bar and kitchen in Caversham could stay open past midnight if plans for extended operations get the go-ahead.
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