Caversham Bridge restaurant under new ownership
A restaurant in Caversham with a riverside dining area has recently come under new ownership.
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‘Best news ever’: Residents celebrate as 70-home estate expansion is rejected
A plan to add 70 homes to a huge development that is being built on a former golf course has been defeated.
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‘I’m just sick of it’: Residents react as bus service between Reading and Caversham to be axed
"It's sick" ? that's the verdict from a passenger as a bus service between Reading and Caversham is set to be axed.
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Reading Buses announces changes and updates from next month
READING Buses has announced a string of changes and updates to travel services in and around Reading set to take effect from next month. From Monday, July 20, two services...
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Plan to replace 165-year-old Caversham School with flats rejected
A plan to replace an independent school where people were taught for 165 years in Caversham with new homes has been rejected.
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Council defeated after rejecting plan to seal off huge house in Caversham
Hoardings around a house in Caversham that has been unoccupied for years have been allowed to stay despite misgivings from the council.
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Planning round-up: Improvements set for well-known family pub in Reading
Improvements to the outdoor area of a well-known pub and restaurant in Reading have been given the go-ahead.
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Family of murdered teen meet with Prime Minister to call for online safety for children
The family of a teenage boy who was murdered in Caversham have met with the Prime Minister to call for online safety for children
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Decision to be confirmed on replacement of closed Caversham school with more than 60 homes
The replacement of a closed school in Caversham with more than 60 new homes is set to be rejected.
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Caversham kitchen store set for conversion into convenience store
A kitchen store is set for conversion into a convenience store or cafe in Caversham.
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