Care home owner seeks permission to convert part of Caversham site into eight homes
THE OWNER of a Caversham care home has applied for permission to change its use into eight homes.
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Derelict land on Kings Road could become five-storey apartment block
A PIECE of derelict land on Kings Road in Reading could be converted into a five-storey apartment block, providing 14 homes.
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Housebuilder seeks permission to build fewer homes on site of former Reading Iceland store
A HOUSEBUILDER is seeking permission to reduce the number of homes it is constructing.
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Plans submitted for 163-bed hotel in Reading town centre’s Friar Street
A developer has submitted plans to transform buildings in Friar Street into a 163-bed hotel with a lounge, bar and restaurant
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Wargrave Local History Society discovers history of Henley Management College
Wargrave Local History Society's September meeting was a presentation by Dan Remenyi about the Henley Management College
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French Bulldogs most common type of dog up for adoption in Reading
THE MOST common breed of dog up for adoption in Reading is the French Bulldog.
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Caversham calendar features street scenes and on sale now from independent bookshop Fourbears Books
A CAVERSHAM bookshop is selling a special calendar featuring scenes from the village
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Thames Valley residents, including Reading and Wokingham, among biggest victims of online shopping fraud
THAMES VALLEY residents are among the biggest victims of online shopping fraud in the country.
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Warning as crooks run £400 energy bill rebate scam – don’t hand over your bank account details
AS THE nation prepares for the rise in the energy price cap to £2,500 on October 1, police are warning people to be alert to scammers
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Charity celebrates 40 years of activities for retired people
A COMMUNITY group is set to celebrate its governing charity's 40th anniversary this week.
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