Reading given the axe: new themed bar coming to town centre
A new bar with games such as Bavarian axe throwing has been granted a licence by Reading Borough Council, despite concerns from neighbours
Read moreDetailsA new bar with games such as Bavarian axe throwing has been granted a licence by Reading Borough Council, despite concerns from neighbours
Read moreDetailsThe former town centre offices used by NatWest could become 17 flats under plans for the Market Place site.
Read moreDetailsSLADE is set to bring the house down with a rock ?n? roll Christmas spectacular at Reading?s Sub89 next Sunday.
Read moreDetailsA PAIR of thieves armed with a knife threatened staff at a Reading bookmaker last night. Now police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Read moreDetailsTHE FAIRY tale that inspired Disney?s Frozen will whisk audiences on a magical journey at South Street Arts this Christmas.
Read moreDetailsFOUR men used wood from a skip to attack a man on Reading?s Oxford Road last night.
Read moreDetailsA NEWBURY-based accountancy that serves the Thames Valley has relocated to new offices
Read moreDetailsSONGS of Praise presenter Pam Rhodes will be coming to Reading next month to help the town celebrate Christmas.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based commercial property investment company says its latest results are positive, despite the changing rental market.
Read moreDetailsA GREEN Party campaigner is calling for more help to insulate homes across Reading.
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