Plans for 35 homes close to Caversham border taken down as it was a ‘pre-application submission’
PLANS to build 35 homes that would have seen the boundary of Caversham extended have been taken down.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to build 35 homes that would have seen the boundary of Caversham extended have been taken down.
Read moreDetailsSPLISH SPLASH! A Reading institution is preparing to reopen in time for summer, just in time for the half-term break.
Read moreDetailsA CHILDREN'S charity is to host a family disco to raise money for its activities.
Read moreDetailsAN HISTORIC tree in Caversham that was faced with the chop has been saved after the applicants withdrew their plans.
Read moreDetailsTHE HISTORY of Caversham can be explored through a new walking tour.
Read moreDetailsARTISTS enjoyed showcasing their creations during an special trail last weekend ? and there is another chance to catch their work this weekend
Read moreDetailsA Tree Hunter who named an oak tree which dates back to at least the English Civil War has joined the campaign to try and save it.
Read moreDetailsDISMAYED neighbours have hit out over plans to axe an historic oak tree as part of new home proposal.
Read moreDetailsA JOINT service held to mark a key event in the life of the Church was deemed so successful that organisers are doing it again.
Read moreDetailsOfsted chief inspector criticised after a letter emerges reporting that Ms Spielman personally attended Caversham Primary before ratings drop
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