School of the Year - Qwerty Quality design company Qwerty said they are proud to continue their long-standing support of the Pride of Reading Awards, having sponsored the School of...
Read moreDetailsA burger chain that was previously available for delivery only in Reading is gearing up to open a restaurant in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsA street trader has lost his permission for his pitch in Reading town centre over claims he failed to use it.
Read moreDetailsConversion of a building vacant for more than a decade into 18 flats near Reading town centre has been refused.
Read moreDetailsThe future of driving tests in Reading has been discussed as month-long waits for tests have been decried.
Read moreDetailsCultural Contribution Award - M&G Real Estate M&G Real Estate are returning this year to again sponsor the Cultural Contribution award. The company, one of the world’s leading property investors,...
Read moreDetailsA 47-year-old woman from Reading has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following a fatal road traffic collision
Read moreDetailsAn embryonic plan for more than a thousand homes on the outskirts of Reading has emerged, which a developer claims will solve the housing shortage
Read moreDetailsSir John Madejski has spoken out on 'unfortunate' plans to change the name of a Reading school named after him.
Read moreDetailsAn overhaul of parking in streets throughout Reading is on the way, in changes that will affect residents, teaching staff, visitors, motorcyclists
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