Go ahead given for three-day festival
Music legend Craig David will be coming to Reading next year as festival plans have been given the go ahead.
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Bowling and gaming arcade is ‘just what Reading needs’
A family entertainment centre that will include bowling and gaming is to 'just what Reading needs'.
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On your marks, get ReadyBike and go … bike racks for hire scheme removed
THE FINAL stands for a bike hire service across Reading have been removed four years after it ceased pedalling.
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Newtown corner shop loses booze licence after disputed allegation it sells stolen goods
A CORNER SHOP in Newtown can no longer sell booze after Reading Borough Council stripped its licence.
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Investigation promised into Station Hill fire
A leading firefighter has promised an 'invasive' investigation into what happened after a fire broke out at the Station Hill development
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New outlets and venues set for The Oracle refurbishment
The Oracle is set to welcome two big names that will replace the House of Fraser.
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Cyclists to be allowed to use underpass
Rules are set to change for cyclists using routes around Reading railway station.
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New Labour branch formed
The Labour Party has a new branch for the Reading West and Mid Berkshire constituency.
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Vote for BiDs set for January
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are places where extra services are provided.
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Call for return of safe cycle lane
A call has been made to re-establish a safe lane for cyclists in Caversham.
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