Nearly 20 years empty: Anger over neglected Reading shopfronts
Frustration has been vented over neglected vacant shops in a busy area of Reading.
Read moreDetailsFrustration has been vented over neglected vacant shops in a busy area of Reading.
Read moreDetailsThis is what people will be asking in August: look out for a solar eclipse!
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Read moreDetailsFresh faces have arrived at a shopping centre that has become an eating destination in Reading.
Read moreDetailsFour people have been remanded in custody after a series of dawn raids targeting suspected drug-related offending in Reading.
Read moreDetailsParts of Tilehurst, widely considered extensions of Reading, will soon come under the same local authority as parts of neighbouring county Oxfordshire
Read moreDetailsPolice have secured a partial closure order for a property in Reading town centre following reports of anti-social behaviour.
Read moreDetailsHollie Rogers is based in London, and originally from Cornwall, but she recently launched her solo album just down the road at The Harlington
Read moreDetailsReading and Leeds Festival is set to see major changes when it returns later next month, according to organisers Festival Republic.
Read moreDetailsThe Green Flag Award scheme recognises well maintained parks and green sites and aims to encourage community access to quality outdoor spaces.
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