Last remaining Revolution bar in Reading town centre at risk as firm is set for administration
The last remaining Revolution bar in Reading town centre is at risk as its operating company is set to go into administration.
Read moreDetailsThe last remaining Revolution bar in Reading town centre is at risk as its operating company is set to go into administration.
Read moreDetailsA family-run hair salon in Reading has been named a finalist in two categories at the UK Hair and Beauty Awards 2026.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based technology professional has made a career change after joining an upskilling and training company in a new role.
Read moreDetailsSignage for a food store with two different spellings of the word 'centre' in Reading has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsA plan by a phone and technology store in Reading to sell alcohol has been withdrawn after its owner was previously accused of drinks sales to teens.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley solicitor Blandy & Blandy looks at updates to the law
Read moreDetailsFigures indicate continued pressure on employment opportunities
Read moreDetailsThe store based at Winnersh Showcase will be only the seventh drive-thru store in the country.
Read moreDetailsReading's Economy and Destination Agency has announced that it is set to mark National Apprenticeship Week with a flagship event
Read moreDetailsAn Indian cuisine restaurant and takeaway in Reading has been forced to close temporarily due to hygiene concerns.
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