Reading planning round-up: Food market set to stay for five more years after major decision
A market that has been a staple for foodies in Reading town centre is here to stay for several more years to come.
Read moreDetailsA market that has been a staple for foodies in Reading town centre is here to stay for several more years to come.
Read moreDetailsThe Double-Barrelled Pop-up Ceilidh brings a night of live nu-folk music, caller-guided dancing, and street food to brewery's taproom on Sunday
Read moreDetailsFlorence + The Machine played an incredible set at Reading Festival on Sunday evening with an unforgettable headline performance – despite the heavens opening towards the end of the performance....
Read moreDetailsPeople's Emergency Briefing: Where to see it locally this autumn
Read moreDetailsMystery surrounds the approval of a plan for 170 flats that replace the John Lewis customer collections facility in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsTwo friends have taken on an ambitious challenge to organise a charity football event from scratch in just 90 days to raise money for Thames Hospice
Read moreDetailsLive facial recognition cameras have detected a number of wanted people attempting to enter Reading Festival, Thames Valley Police has said.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is urging residents to make sure they are prepared for possible flooding as summer heatwaves give way to a rainy season.
Read moreDetailsA pub at the heart of the community in Reading is back open under new management.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival's final full day is set to bring the weekend to a spectacular close, with Florence + The Machine and Chase & Status
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