A Reading man has been jailed for a string of domestic abuse offences, including controlling behaviour, violent assaults, and strangulation.
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Read moreDetailsA decision has been made on whether a cinema in Reading can stay open after it was caught operating unlawfully for weeks on end.
Read moreDetailsA highly rated pizza takeaway in Reading has reopened under new ownership.
Read moreDetailsConstruction is underway to create more bedrooms for elderly people at a care home in Reading.
Read moreDetailsNeighbours have grilled the council over its bus company's decision to axe a service between Reading town centre and Caversham.
Read moreDetailsJohn Lewis has announced plans for a major refurbishment of its Reading department store as part of a wider investment programme across its UK estat
Read moreDetailsA debate has taken place over the amount of council housing in Reading, as whilst the council is building new homes, it is losing older ones to buyers
Read moreDetailsThe new £8 million central library has officially opened at Reading council's offices in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsA swan welfare charity has said a boat race on the River Thames in Reading could have been halted to prevent the tragedy.
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