Plan to convert former Reading swimming pool site into 62 homes, sheltered accommodation, and a day care centre for the elderly
A PLAN to convert Reading's former Central Swimming Pool with homes has been submitted to the council.
Read moreDetailsA PLAN to convert Reading's former Central Swimming Pool with homes has been submitted to the council.
Read moreDetailsA PEEK into Reading's past was presented to members of a society aimed at celebrating one of the town's most historic areas.
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR race that helps blow away the cobwebs after the festive break is to mark its 40th anniversary next year.
Read moreDetailsHome delivery firm Deliveroo says its Reading-based customers have helped provide more than 16,500 meals over the past six months
Read moreDetailsBeaverbooks has announced that it is giving all its staff members Boxing Day off, just as it has done for the past 103 years
Read moreDetailsA DRUG dealer from Reading caught with 40 wraps on her possession has been jailed for three years.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S firework display has been cancelled for 2022.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fell 2-1 to Preston on Friday night in what was their final home game before the World Cup break.
Read moreDetailsA RAIL operator that runs many services in and out of Reading’s railway station is warning that services will still be disrupted this weekend despite the RMT union calling off...
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre continues to celebrate new writing and a love for storytelling for its 16th WriteFest
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