The highest paid council staff in Reading with £100k salaries as ‘town hall rich list’ is revealed
The employees of Reading Borough Council who are taking home a six-figure sum every year have been revealed
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Former probation office to be demolished and replaced with co-living flats
A former probation office will be demolished and replaced with the first ever dedicated 'co-living' development in Reading.
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Upcoming Boom Battle Bar applies for hours extension past 3am
An upcoming bar and entertainment venue in Reading has applied to stay open well into the the early hours of the morning.
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From the Vice Chancellor: Listening and acting on Loddon Garden Village plans
We have just celebrated our 99th birthday as a University. (Yes, there was cake.) At such a milestone, we can reflect on how much has changed.
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Police appeal for witnesses to Caversham robbery
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident of robbery in Caversham at around 8.30pm on Thursday, April 3
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Verdict on huge plan to add flats to Broad Street Mall delayed
The verdict on a huge plan to add hundreds of flats to a landmark shopping mall in Reading town centre has been delayed.
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Huge office near Reading town centre to be converted into flats
A huge office building near Reading town centre that used to serve as a job centre is set to be converted into nearly 100 flats.
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Neighbour complains about ‘shocking’ brickwork at Carters Court housing site
A neighbour has called out 'poor brickwork' and housekeeping of workers at a prominent corner site near Reading town centre.
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Only two dentists in the Reading West and Mid Berkshire area are accepting new NHS adult patients
Only two dentists in the Reading West and Mid Berkshire area are accepting new NHS adult patients.
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Carers UK partners with Better leisure centres for carers’ discount to mark 60th anniversary
Carers UK has partnered with Better leisure centres in Reading to provide a carers' discount, marking six decades of support for carers.
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