Bar known for reggae and jungle DJ nights wins bid for new licence
A bar known for hosting reggae and jungle DJ nights in Reading town has won its bid for a new licence.
Read moreDetailsA bar known for hosting reggae and jungle DJ nights in Reading town has won its bid for a new licence.
Read moreDetailsA Pizza Hut restaurant is due to return to Reading in just a few days.
Read moreDetailsIndustry consultant Deloitte has appointed James Brass as its new office senior partner for Reading
Read moreDetailsStudent accommodation provider CityBlock has completed the transfer of ownership of its all ensuite studio block, Berkshire House
Read moreDetailsA town centre retailer has been ordered to pay nearly £2,000 after selling a vape to a child volunteer during a Trading Standards test purchase.
Read moreDetailsReading's Business Improvement District (BID) has celebrated the success of this year's donation drive, helping young people across the borough.
Read moreDetailsThe former Red Lion pub near Reading has sold for £413,000 at auction
Read moreDetailsFriends Place says a warm welcome awaits residents
Read moreDetailsA restaurant unit in Reading town centre that has been closed for seven years is set to be turned into a bar and eatery.
Read moreDetailsHealth and wellness brand Village Hotel Club, has announced a new partnership with Reading Football Club as its official hotel partner
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