Reading family to make a splash for Sue Ryder in memory of loved one
Sharon Tanner (57) and family will take the plunge at Sue Ryder's first-ever Lap the Lake event this May as they pledge to raise vital funds
Read moreDetailsSharon Tanner (57) and family will take the plunge at Sue Ryder's first-ever Lap the Lake event this May as they pledge to raise vital funds
Read moreDetailsThe transformational project to add hundreds of flats to a shopping mall in Reading town centre has been approved.
Read moreDetailsThe record has been set straight on Reading being the 'most expensive place' for taxis in the country.
Read moreDetailsA fast food chicken chain near Reading town centre has won approval to keep drive-thru and deliveries going until later at night.
Read moreDetailsAs we welcome the warmer days of May, I am delighted to share that we have an exciting calendar of community events coming up at the University
Read moreDetailsReading council has raised nearly £1 million from the planning process, with more than two dozen appeals decided over the last year
Read moreDetailsAn office building could be converted into a court near Reading train station if recently submitted plans are approved.
Read moreDetailsA building that used to be occupied by Thames Water employees in Reading is due for demolition.
Read moreDetailsIt is little things make me think about getting older.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that it is set to make changes to bin collection schedules from Monday, June 9.
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