Five storey apartment plan for Reading town centre
A plan to build a five-storey building in place of a convenience store in Reading town centre has been submitted to the council.
Read moreDetailsA plan to build a five-storey building in place of a convenience store in Reading town centre has been submitted to the council.
Read moreDetailsVISITORS of a Reading museum will have the unique opportunity to take part in conversational trips led by specialists.
Read moreDetailsA TASTE of New York is now being served in a Reading restaurant, but only until the end of the month.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that raises funds for good causes has donated more than £6,000 over the past three months.
Read moreDetailsA NEW mum was back on the rugby field less than five months after an emergency caesarean.
Read moreDetailsA COLLABORATIVE project is set to transform understanding of religion in the English Middle Ages.
Read moreDetailsOur October indoor meeting was a talk by Ailsa Claybourn entitled Storks over Sussex.
Read moreDetailsRUBEN Selles' Reading continued their strong showings in the cups, seeing off League Two MK Dons 3-2 on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group has helped hundreds of Reading Hongkongers adjust to their new surroundings.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY of four welcomed staff from a housebuilder to their new Shinfield home as they gave it a Hindu blessing.
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