The UK’s regional professional services business, Knights, has moved into its new first-class office space in Reading’s most iconic building, The Blade. The Reading team has relocated from the thirteenth...
Read moreDetailsA woman from Reading has turned an early challenge into a thriving career in the beauty industry, now running a salon and online training business
Read moreDetailsA successful American burger chain is due to open 'very soon' as construction of its new restaurant nears completion.
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's most popular LGBTQ+ inclusive venues, The Blagrave Arms, has announced it will close permanently at the end of 2025.
Read moreDetailsReading restaurant Manzano's and local charity Sadaka opened its arms to the homeless and those in need on Christmas Day,
Read moreDetailsAn office building at a business park on the outskirts of Reading is set to be transformed to create nearly 100 apartments.
Read moreDetailsIt has been a bumper year in Reading for venue and restaurant openings, with two new bowling alleys and arcades and eateries serving a range
Read moreDetailsVillage Health + Wellness Clubs, one of the UK's leading health and fitness groups, is excited to announce the successful launch of its newest club.
Read moreDetailsA chicken restaurant in Reading will be opening up to provide free meals for the needy on Christmas Day.
Read moreDetailsA defunct food court is set to be replaced with a new convenience store in Reading town centre, despite concerns being raised about street drinking
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