Reading named among UK’s top 10 places on the rise for jobs and growth
Reading has been named among the UK's top 10 places "on the rise" highlighting areas with some of the country's fastest-growing job markets.
Read moreDetailsReading has been named among the UK's top 10 places "on the rise" highlighting areas with some of the country's fastest-growing job markets.
Read moreDetailsAn Indian restaurant and takeaway in Reading has applied to keep on serving food until the early hours.
Read moreDetailsTwo senior members of staff at Reading Buses have won national honours at a new awards ceremony celebrating leaders in the passenger transport
Read moreDetailsImprovements have been made to a pub and restaurant in Tilehurst after an upgrade project.
Read moreDetailsOne of the main pubs in Tilehurst could stay open past midnight to serve punters on weekends.
Read moreDetailsA bar at the centre of an attempted murder in Reading is set to be replaced with a new venue.
Read moreDetailsMichael Aubrey Structural Engineers has been recognised with the prestigious HSBC its commitment to developing innovative engineering solutions that solve some of the UK's most complex structural challenges. The award ...
Read moreDetailsPlans are moving forward for a defunct building to be brought back into use as an entertainment venue by the owners of Reading's most famous bar.
Read moreDetailsA McDonald's restaurant in Reading has reopened following a refurbishment aimed at improving the experience for customers and staff.
Read moreDetailsShoppers have raised fears about losing their place to buy magazines and use the post office in Reading
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