Plans submitted for top restaurant in Shinfield
A planning application for a change of use for the Grade II listed property has been submitted.
Read moreDetailsA planning application for a change of use for the Grade II listed property has been submitted.
Read moreDetailsA NETWORKING event aimed at women who work in planning was held in Crowthorne last month.
Read moreDetailsSTAFF working for a real estate firm based in Crowthorne can benefit from new support for fertility treatment
Read moreDetailsA NEW pet store has opened in Reading, and its management team includes a dog.
Read moreDetailsReading-based RSSL has announced the opening of its new state-of-the-art analytical testing facility.
Read moreDetailsReading businesses will be the first in the country to benefit from zero carbon waste collections.
Read moreDetailsAN AMERICAN diner with a branch in Friar Street could stay open until 2am, after Reading Borough Council approved its plans
Read moreDetailsDe Vere Wokefield Estate has been awarded a gold accreditation in the Green Tourism certification programme.
Read moreDetailsFraudsters are becoming increasingly clever as technology evolves.
Read moreDetailsTrain services to and from London Paddington will also be impacted this Sunday, November 26.
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