Emergency services leave the scene of Whitley Wood Road fire following fire incident
Emergency services have announced that they have left the scene of a fire following an incident in Whitley Wood Road on Sunday, February 16.
Read moreDetailsEmergency services have announced that they have left the scene of a fire following an incident in Whitley Wood Road on Sunday, February 16.
Read moreDetailsLittle progress has been made on gargantuan plans for 1,200 flats in Reading town centre a year on from a major announcement.
Read moreDetailsAn American barbecue restaurant chain with locations in Reading and the surrounding area has been closed down due to insolvency.
Read moreDetailsThe owners of a huge office complex on the outskirts of Reading have promised to reinstate a memorial bench to a much-loved brother.
Read moreDetailsA fresh plan for short-stay hotel rooms above a busy cafe in Reading town centre has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsA plan to convert historic terraced homes into even more flats at a prominent location in Reading has been refused.
Read moreDetailsA complaint has been made that bus drivers are not using dedicated lanes on a major road into and out of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA survey is running on safety improvements for cyclists and pedestrians at a crossing near one of the biggest parks in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA plan for a new fish and chip shop along a major road in Reading has been torpedoed due to the impact it could have on neighbours.
Read moreDetailsLittle progress has been made on a controversial plan for a drive-thru takeaway in Reading.
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