License review for Reading shop
Thames Valley Police has requested that the alcohol licence be reviewed.
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License approved for historic boat
A historic boat which was used during the evacuation of Dunkirk can now operate as an entertainment venue.
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Why there’s a replica Royal Berkshire Hospital ward in Winnersh Triangle
A REPLICA RBH ward has been built in Winnersh Triangle to help train the next generation of medics.
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Plan for semi-detached homes in West Reading withdrawn
A plan to build two semi-detached houses to the rear of 12-14 Wantage Road in West Reading has been withdrawn
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Replacement of bungalow with terraced homes in East Reading withdrawn
A plan that would have seen a bungalow in East Reading replaced with three two-bed terraced houses has been shelved
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Hotel plan will see The Butler pub expanded
ONE of Reading's oldest pubs could have new rooms added to it if its owner's plan is given the go-ahead.
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MPs hear call for change to Ofsted’s one-word judgments on schools
A PUSH for changes to Ofsted to be made after the death of Reading headteacher have been voiced at a public enquiry in Parliament
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Reading Borough Council will continue council tax support as government pushes on with Universal Credit migration
Concerns have been raised about changes to the benefits system that will affect thousands of people living in Reading.
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Council urged to take action over fly tipping on Oxford Road in West Reading
The council has been urged to take action over fly tipping in West Reading.
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Changes to new homes plan in Caversham Heights approved
REVISIONS to a previously approved plan have been approved by Reading Borough Council.
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