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Bakery planning to open in Reading town centre seeks permission for awning

James Aldridge, local democracy reporter by James Aldridge, local democracy reporter
Sunday, April 21, 2024 6:01 am
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The former Boots opticians in Broad Street is to become a bakery called Paul Picture: Local democracy reporting service

The former Boots opticians in Broad Street is to become a bakery called Paul Picture: Local democracy reporting service

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A BAKERY is preparing to open its doors in Reading town centre.

French-inspired Paul will sell a range of baked goods including pastries, as well as drinks, when it launched in the site of the former Boots opticians at the Broad St. Mall end of Broad Street.

The company has applied to Reading Borough Council for advertising consent for branding and an awning for the bakery.

The application can be seen by logging on to Reading Borough Council’s planning website, searching for 240449.

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