Third Thames Bridge proposal gets backing from Wokingham Borough Council
WOKINGHAM Borough Council says it backs a fresh bid to create a new road bridge over the River Thames.
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‘Traffic jams will double’: Approval given to create new bus lanes on some of Reading’s busiest roads
A BUS LANE on one of the busiest roads in Reading will open in May, something the leader of the opposition says will double the length of traffic jams
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Carters to live on with development’s new name
THE name of a Reading retailer will live on when homes are built on its former premises.
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Mixed feelings about sale of Reading Gaol to Chinese foundation
People in Reading have mixed feelings about the news that the gaol is being sold to a Chinese education foundation
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Temporary block use at Caversham school approved
READING BOROUGH COUNCIL'S property management department has won permission for a temporary teaching building in Caversham
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New home to rear of terraces in West Reading
A DEVELOPER has applied for permission to build a new three-bed home in West Reading.
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To meet the need in Reading, two shelters open offering a Bed4TheNight
TWO night shelters to help people without a home get through winter launched in Reading earlier this week.
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Repair cafe to return to Reading’s RISC
A VOLUNTEER-run session aimed at bringing broken items back to life is to take place in Reading town centre later this month
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Police seeking witnesses after robbery at knife point
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after two incidents, including robbery at knife point, in Reading
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Thames Quarter undergoes precautionary treatment works after legionella found in water system
Residents of Reading apartment block were advised not to use their showers after routine maintenance produced a positive test for legionella
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