Extension proposal for Emmer Green home
The occupant of a house in Emmer Green has applied to build a two-storey rear extension and a single storey side extension to their home
Read moreDetailsThe occupant of a house in Emmer Green has applied to build a two-storey rear extension and a single storey side extension to their home
Read moreDetailsWarings Bakery, which was served Reading since its establishment in Tilehurst in 1932, is now partnering with Anonymous Coffee Co
Read moreDetailsA WATER safety session was held on the banks of the River Thames last weekend, and saw emergency services share potentially life-saving tips.
Read moreDetailsA POLICE BOX full of adventure is travelling not through time and space but along the riverbanks thanks to a touring theatre company.
Read moreDetailsA family-run Polish restaurant will be able to serve alcohol after permission was granted by councillors.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a home in Priest Hill, Caversham has applied to build a fitness studio in their garden
Read moreDetailsELECTRIC vehicle charging points will be installed at a Caversham fuel station after permission was granted by Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsAN APPLICATION to remove a protection order on a tree in Caversham has been rejected.
Read moreDetails++ Patricia has been found safe and well ++ A CAVERSHAM HEIGHTS woman has gone missing, and police are appealing for help to find her. Patricia was last seen...
Read moreDetailsA COUNCILLOR elected to Reading Borough Council last month has been praised by a Labour MP on a visit to his ward.
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