A READING branch of Waterstones is hosting a children's author to celebrate the release of a much-anticipated sequel novel. The store on Broad Street will welcome AF Steadman, the author...
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BURNLEY boss Vincent Kompany insists equalling Reading's Championship points record is not his biggest priority in the final weeks of the season.
Read moreDetailsA store in an historic shopping parade at Reading's Cemetery Junction could gain new signage if an application is approved.
Read moreDetailsAN HISTORIC Reading house that has recently been used as a school is to be sold for an undisclosed sum.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of an office space in London Street has applied to convert the upper floor into six self-contained flats.
Read moreDetailsA BOARDED-UP bungalow in Caversham could be replaced by two homes.
Read moreDetailsPlans for hundreds of homes to be built at Reading Golf Club are moving ahead more than a year after the development was first approved.
Read moreDetailsA REUNION is planned for people who attended Catholic schools in Reading, including Blessed Hugh Faringdon, English Martys, and St Joseph's College
Read moreDetailsReading based children's charity receives £5,000
Read moreDetailsNOEL HUNT made a promising start as interim manager of Reading FC, securing a hard-fought point against Premier League-bound Burnley.
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