Push for fly-tipping to be tackled in Reading by more prosecutions and enforcement
A push for more prosecutions and enforcement against those caught dumping rubbish has been made in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA push for more prosecutions and enforcement against those caught dumping rubbish has been made in Reading.
Read moreDetailsDismay has been expressed over 'relentless' flytipping at a bottle bank in West Reading.
Read moreDetailsA mum from Reading has blasted Thames Water after being left without proper water pressure for days, saying the company is holding the public
Read moreDetailsSupermarket giant Sainsbury's has opened its third store to serve busy shoppers in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA convenience store has been completely demolished to make way for a project that will transform a busy corner of Reading town centre for good.
Read moreDetailsRetail trade union Usdaw has said it is "deeply concerned" by new statistics showing a rise in shoplifting in the South East.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY-RUN business in Reading has announced the appointment of new directors Lauren and Callum Stott have taken up the role as joint directors of Matinée after Lauren’s father, company...
Read moreDetailsREADING Chinese School will be holding a Chinese New Year gala from 10.30am on Sunday, February 9, at Reading Town Hall.
Read moreDetailsThe lantern parade originally scheduled as part of Christmas celebrations in December, is now set to take place on Valentine's Day.
Read moreDetailsThe faces of some of the most famous people from Reading, from Ricky Gervais and Kate Winslett to King Henry I and Oscar Wilde,
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