M4 closures set to affect Reading and Wokingham
MOTORISTS using the M4 may be required to find alternative routes due to planned closures.
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS using the M4 may be required to find alternative routes due to planned closures.
Read moreDetailsFrustration is rising about the lack of fines and enforcement powers to punish drivers who unnecessarily idle their cars in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA CALL has been made to created a website to help Reading people with additional needs.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based electro punk group will be headlining a musical night taking place on Friday, September 30.
Read moreDetailsTHE HOME of one of Reading's oldest businesses could be converted into housing if a planning application is approved.
Read moreDetailsA plan to add extra levels to the former Reading offices of mobile phone company to create more than 70 apartments has been turned down
Read moreDetailsSTAFF working for Reading's arts venues, including The Hexagon and South Street, are celebrating after their hard work won them an award.
Read moreDetailsA READING swimming pool will be given a new look thanks to a £295,000 upgrade.
Read moreDetailsIT WAS the fodder for many a local newspaper story: library book overdue by 20 years faces record fines. But no more - late fines are being axed
Read moreDetailsREADING will be walking in a winter wonderland right up until 2028, after councillors gave a popular festive event an early Christmas present.
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