Councillors vote to approve plans for 223 new homes on Reading Golf Club site
Following a Planning Applications Committee meeting on Monday, March 2, the plan for 223 new homes on Reading Golf Club has been approved.
Read moreDetailsFollowing a Planning Applications Committee meeting on Monday, March 2, the plan for 223 new homes on Reading Golf Club has been approved.
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS gift has seen bus usage increase, according to official figures released last week
Read moreDetailsTHE new budget for Reading is one that has the right balance of prudence and caution, as well as ambition and opportunity.
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of International Women?s Day will take place in Smelly Alley next week.
Read moreDetailsThe Grumpy Goat, based in Smelly Alley, is teaming up with South Street Arts Centre for the return of a two-day festival,
Read moreDetailsThe Italian treat is a mealtime staple for many, and here is a way of making your own, with fresh ingredients and some tasty toppers from Good4U.
Read moreDetailsNETTLEBED Folk Club has a special evening of entertainment planned on Monday thanks to its annual patrons evening with Phil Beer from Show of Hands
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN were on the end of a defeat at the hands of Women’s Super League leaders Arsenal. A dominant first-half display from the Gunners saw them race...
Read moreDetailsREADING WEST MP Alok Sharma has had to self-isolate after testing positive for covi
Read moreDetailsREADING Labour has called on West Reading MP, Alok Sharma, to forward Russian donations to support Ukrainians.
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