A SECOND person has been charged with attempted murder following an incident in a Reading town centre bar earlier this month. On Sunday, February 11, a man in his 20s...
Read moreDetailsA Portuguese cafe and sandwich bar is to open on one of the busiest roads in Reading
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council could impose additional rules on the town's buy-to-let landlords who run homes of multiple occupation (HMOs)
Read moreDetailsThe owners of a restaurant in Caversham have applied to create an outdoor seating terrace with a canopy.
Read moreDetailsLaw firm Boyes Turner has expanded its Wills, Trusts and Probate team.
Read moreDetailsLok Bahadur Gurung, 42, was last seen at 10am yesterday, Friday, February 23, in Cholmeley Road
Read moreDetailsAn actor from the Pirates of the Caribbean film series is set to join the community at a Whitley park for a tree planting event.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS in Whitley are calling for action to be taken by a neighbouring council following another incident at a traffic blackspot.
Read moreDetailsParenting Special Children's Auticulate programme has seen a £2,000 contribution from The John Sykes Foundation
Read moreDetailsA RETAIL park in west Reading is to receive a new look after planning permission was granted.
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