Caversham kitchen store set for conversion into convenience store
A kitchen store is set for conversion into a convenience store or cafe in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsA kitchen store is set for conversion into a convenience store or cafe in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsA chicken takeaway near Reading town centre with a rocky history has applied to keep on selling food and drinks until late at night.
Read moreDetailsThe owners of a Greek restaurant have said what it takes to succeed in Reading as the husband and wife team celebrate its sixth anniversary.
Read moreDetailsBracknell Forest council is in the process of rolling out a new IT system, which is continuing to cause significant delays.
Read moreDetailsA huge facility is being built near Reading that will be used to hold millions of items once complete.
Read moreDetailsAn Indian restaurant in Reading town centre has been taken over and renamed.
Read moreDetailsA pub that previously had a troubled history in one of the busiest areas of Reading has applied to stay open later at night.
Read moreDetailsA new noodle and sushi bar has opened in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA new golf simulator has opened at Market House as the venue expands its entertainment offering ahead of the summer season.
Read moreDetailsleading global fashion brand has opened in a new, enlarged store in Reading's prime shopping centre, completing a years-long project.
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