170 new flats, a pub revival and a major Reading retail park change: The latest plans
The plan to replace the former John Lewis customer collections centre with flats has cleared a crucial hurdle.
Read moreDetailsThe plan to replace the former John Lewis customer collections centre with flats has cleared a crucial hurdle.
Read moreDetailsA clash is due over a plan for later food and drink sales at a pub in Tilehurst which recently benefited from a makeover.
Read moreDetailsA fast food chain named after an iconic boxer and actor in the A-Team is celebrating its second anniversary in Reading with offers for customers.
Read moreDetailsCharli XCX brought her Brat era to Reading Festival as she headlined the main stage on Friday night. The pop star was one of the biggest names on this year's...
Read moreDetailsRumours of an alleged stabbing at Reading Festival have been dismissed by Police, which said there have been no stabbings at the festival
Read moreDetailsDisruption to waste collection is expected to be alleviated later today as Reading Borough Council works to fix vehicle faults.
Read moreDetailsFour people have been arrested during a police operation using live facial recognition technology in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA neighbour has expressed desperation at their dream home turning into a nightmare in Reading town due to noise coming from a nearby Tesco store.
Read moreDetailsSaturday at Reading Festival is set to be one of the weekend's biggest days, with two major headline sets, a host of rising stars
Read moreDetailsA club in Reading that has been vacant for years is set to be turned into a convenience store.
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