Future for The Oracle as transformation of closed department store nearly complete
Yet more changes are on the way at the biggest shopping centre and leisure destination in Reading, as a major transformation
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Nominations open for Berkshire Youth’s 85th anniversary celebration awards
Berkshire Youth is calling on the local community to nominate outstanding young people, volunteers, youth workers
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Meet the sponsors – Salon recognised for ‘unwavering commitment’ to community
Independent Business of the Year, Nylon Hair Artists, sponsor Reading BID and REDA A staff in a hair salon have been put forward for an award in recognition of their...
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Odyssey nominated for bringing people together through fitness
Nominated for Business in Action - Under 50 Employees, Odyssey Group Fitness, sponsor Boyes Turner A company and its co-owner has been nominated for “outstanding work bringing people together through...
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Offices near riverside and pubs could be replaced with 450 apartments
Offices near the riverside and busy pubs in Reading town centre could be replaced with 450 apartments.
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Meet the sponsors – Qwerty
School of the Year - Qwerty Quality design company Qwerty said they are proud to continue their long-standing support of the Pride of Reading Awards, having sponsored the School of...
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When and where to expect Shake Shack when it comes to Reading
A burger chain that was previously available for delivery only in Reading is gearing up to open a restaurant in the town centre.
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Reading street trader loses permission for pitch
A street trader has lost his permission for his pitch in Reading town centre over claims he failed to use it.
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Reading planning round-up: Plans for 18 flats in town centre refused
Conversion of a building vacant for more than a decade into 18 flats near Reading town centre has been refused.
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Future of driving tests in Reading discussed as long test delays are decried
The future of driving tests in Reading has been discussed as month-long waits for tests have been decried.
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