Plan for bungalow to be demolished and replaced with three homes refused
A plan for a bungalow to be demolished and replaced with three homes in the Coley area of Reading has been torpedoed.
Read moreDetailsA plan for a bungalow to be demolished and replaced with three homes in the Coley area of Reading has been torpedoed.
Read moreDetailsAn unoccupied office along a busy road in Reading can be converted into a new shop.
Read moreDetailsThe institution in charge of helping people to get ready to drive in Reading has answered complaints about examiners finishing earlier
Read moreDetailsReading town centre changes that will create more than 100 short-stay rooms, shops and an exciting courtyard area have been discussed.
Read moreDetailsAlcoholic drinks and snacks could be delivered late into the night as one Reading business has bid for approval of a 24-hour delivery service.
Read moreDetailsPassionate exchanges have been made over an investigation into better support for teachers in the town prompted by the death of a headteacher
Read moreDetailsAn American fast food restaurant in Reading town centre could stay open later at night if a bid for extended hours is successful.
Read moreDetailsBuses to a school for pupils living in Reading are due to be axed in the coming years in cost saving measures.
Read moreDetailsA retail property expert has explained the success of the retail parks and out-of-town shopping in Reading in the past few years.
Read moreDetailsThe company in charge of a pub in Tilehurst has won a bid to extend its opening hours despite facing accusations over fights and littering
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