Major shake-up for Reading restaurant as Biryani Mama disappears and is rebranded
An Indian restaurant in Reading town centre has been taken over and renamed.
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.
Read moreDetailsA mother and children's clothing store in Reading town centre has closed down.
Read moreDetailsA plan to convert a fish and chip shop into a family home in Reading has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsAn Independent movie theatre in Reading could host late screenings and entertainment into the night.
Read moreDetailsPeople shared their memories of a pub and steak restaurant in Reading and expressed sympathy for staff at the news that it has been put up for sale.
Read moreDetailsA chain responsible for running cafes at some of the biggest destinations in London is gearing up to come to Reading.
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