Turkeys and badgers will be spotted in The Oracle as Hollywood heads to the Riverside
TURKEYS and badgers will be spotted in The Oracle when a ten-pin bowling alley opens.
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Plans for 200 homes in Reading
Retailer John Lewis is set to reveal its plans for 200 homes to be built in Reading town centre.
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Empty Reading town centre store to become convenience store
AN EMPTY store in Reading town centre is to be converted into a convenience store after Reading Borough Council granted an alcohol licence
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Oxford Road takeaway can sell food until 2am
The owners of a takeaway in West Reading have won permission to offer food for sale until late at night.
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Work to install lifts at Tilehurst railway station to start next month
WORK to install lifts at Tilehurst's railway station is set to go ahead.
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Works to council-owned tree in Caversham approved
CUTTING works to a Reading Borough Council-owned Japanese pagoda tree have been approved by its planning committee.
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Redesign for nearly completed new home in Whitley
A developer has applied to make changes to a nearly completed home in Whitley.
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Third Thames Bridge proposal gets backing from Wokingham Borough Council
WOKINGHAM Borough Council says it backs a fresh bid to create a new road bridge over the River Thames.
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‘Traffic jams will double’: Approval given to create new bus lanes on some of Reading’s busiest roads
A BUS LANE on one of the busiest roads in Reading will open in May, something the leader of the opposition says will double the length of traffic jams
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Carters to live on with development’s new name
THE name of a Reading retailer will live on when homes are built on its former premises.
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