Empty burger restaurant could have new filling as licence application submitted
AN EMPTY restaurant on The Oracle's Riverside could soon have a new tenant.
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Council concerned by safeguarding, drug testing and abandoned tents at Reading Festival
The council received a presentation from the organisers, Festival Republic, following last year?s festival at a meeting on Thursday, March 10.
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Boater’s bid to widen footpath for easier access rejected by Reading Council’s planning committee
A boater says his access to his moorings has been blocked by a shipping container failed to have his request to widen a footpath accepted
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Kebabs at 2am … town centre hut gains permission to grill till late
A POPULAR takeaway hut will be able to serve kebabs until 2am at weekends, after winning permission to trade from the council.
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Reading Golf Club backers defend plans for 223 homes in Emmer Green
DEVELOPERS hoping to build on a golf course said that nine out of 10 homes on the plans would meet the council's vision.
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Low emission taxis for Reading delayed for another a year due to pandemic
PLANS to make Reading's taxis greener by phasing out polluting vehicles have been delayed.
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From Italy to Asia: New restaurant planned for St Mary’s Butts
A new restaurant serving Indian cuisine is set to open in Reading town centre
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RASPO parent company applies for licence for pop-up bar at Reading town centre base
A POP-UP music venue could be created in Broad Street Mall if an application by a steel band gets the green light.
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5am eternal: Town centre takeway seeks longer hours
A Reading town centre takeaway popular with late-night visitors has applied to keep on selling food until the early hours of the morning.
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Highest ever objections to Reading planning application received over Reading Golf Course homes plan
MORE THAN 4,000 people have raised objections to a plan to build 223 homes at Reading Golf Course.
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