Iconic Reading food vendor Tutu’s Ethiopian Table to close on 20th anniversary this year
So long and thanks for all the fosolia: the celebrated Reading food vendor set to shutter after marking its 20th anniversary this year.
Read moreDetailsSo long and thanks for all the fosolia: the celebrated Reading food vendor set to shutter after marking its 20th anniversary this year.
Read moreDetailsThey will be used to support carers travelling between customer visits across the borough
Read moreDetailsThe Public Authorities Fraud Investigation and Enforcement Service is using new powers to pursue suspects.
Read moreDetailsAfter it was announced last week that it would be cleared to reopen, Reading Biscuit Factory has announced when its doors will be open once again.
Read moreDetailsThe company, which employs over 230 people, is in the running for several awards.
Read moreDetailsA decision has been made on whether a cinema in Reading can stay open after it was caught operating unlawfully for weeks on end.
Read moreDetailsA highly rated pizza takeaway in Reading has reopened under new ownership.
Read moreDetailsJohn Lewis has announced plans for a major refurbishment of its Reading department store as part of a wider investment programme across its UK estat
Read moreDetailsGuests from the community came together to mark Indie News Week.
Read moreDetailsTo mark this week's Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is holding a "Meet the Team" event today.
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