Plan to restore vacant Reading town centre pub approved
A plan to bring a Reading town centre pub that has been vacant for years back to life has been approved.
Read moreDetailsA plan to bring a Reading town centre pub that has been vacant for years back to life has been approved.
Read moreDetailsStunned staff and students at the University of Reading got a close-up look at a Formula E racecar that is leading the way on climate action
Read moreDetailsA League One "supercomputer" has predicted a strong finish to the season for Reading, forecasting a late run of form
Read moreDetailsA clash is set over a resident's plan to improve their home as a neighbour has complained about 'cooking odours' coming from the property
Read moreDetailsA cafe in Reading has changed hands, with the new owner hoping to add a bar to sell alcoholic drinks to customers.
Read moreDetailsReading FC are one of the clubs who have led the way in a proposal for the EFL to introduce a salary cap for League One clubs.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has released its latest figures on carbon footprint reduction and climate impact as a new five-year plan has been put forward.
Read moreDetailsA developer has been asked to triple the amount it would pay to Reading council if a plan to add 70 more homes to a former golf course gets approved
Read moreDetails'Your Party' has officially been launched in Reading, as socialists railed against cuts, 'parasitic landlords' and the Labour Party.
Read moreDetailsMPs joined with veterans to honour the Gurkhas who served and laid down their lives in the British Armed Forces.
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