Popular Reading takeaway launches anniversary offer
A fast food chain named after an iconic boxer and actor in the A-Team is celebrating its second anniversary in Reading with offers for customers.
Read moreDetailsA fast food chain named after an iconic boxer and actor in the A-Team is celebrating its second anniversary in Reading with offers for customers.
Read moreDetailsA neighbour has expressed desperation at their dream home turning into a nightmare in Reading town due to noise coming from a nearby Tesco store.
Read moreDetailsA club in Reading that has been vacant for years is set to be turned into a convenience store.
Read moreDetailsBusinesses close to the Reading Festival site are gearing up for a busy weekend as thousands of revellers flock to the town.
Read moreDetailsA dormant riverside pub in Reading is set to be brought back into use with flats above it.
Read moreDetailsA pub in Reading with an all-female team has won permission to host events later at night to cater for students.
Read moreDetailsProgress is being made for a new Italian restaurant to open in Reading by the end of the year.
Read moreDetailsA shop near the Reading Festival site has won permission to sell alcohol until midnight.
Read moreDetailsReading FC has announced a new partnership with Berkshire-based brewery Siren Craft Brew.
Read moreDetailsA post office and chain convenience store serving thousands of neighbours in Reading has closed down.
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