‘I feel really angry’: Reading post office closure sparks backlash
A post office and chain convenience store serving thousands of neighbours in Reading has closed down.
Read moreDetailsA post office and chain convenience store serving thousands of neighbours in Reading has closed down.
Read moreDetailsA clash is set to begin between a business owner and council staff at a convenience store opposite one of the busiest pubs in Reading.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is inviting the local community to celebrate together as Broad Street Beats returns with a special Pride-themed edition
Read moreDetailsEssential changes are coming to the main shopping destination in Reading to make sure everything is in order behind the scenes.
Read moreDetailsEssential changes at the prime shopping and eating destination in Reading have been given the go-ahead.
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.
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