Progress to convert offices in Reading town centre into 31 flats
Plans are moving forward to convert a prominent office block in Reading town centre into 31 flats.
Read moreDetailsPlans are moving forward to convert a prominent office block in Reading town centre into 31 flats.
Read moreDetailsA food and convenience store in Reading town centre has been turned into a Vietnamese restaurant.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based mental health charity has won £4,000 worth of funding to help grow their business thanks to Sage
Read moreDetailsA dessert parlour and fast food joint that was involved in the 'burger wars' in Reading could start selling food, drinks and desserts until midnight.
Read moreDetailsA woman in her thirties was raped by a man known to her in Beresford Park off Beresford Road sometime between 1am and 1.30am on Friday, August 8.
Read moreDetailsSt Dominic Savio Catholic Primary School in Woodley, Reading, has been awarded a £5k grant after winning a national energy and sustainability
Read moreDetailsReading FC defender Paudie O'Connor is set to miss two to three weeks of action with a calf injury.
Read moreDetailsA disabled man from Reading claims he was denied care for nearly a year in an ongoing dispute about his living conditions.
Read moreDetailsA family from Berkshire are celebrating the new chapter after the arrival of its newest member, marking the fifth generation of women
Read moreDetailsProspect Park has been crowned Reading's favourite park following a vote which saw over 500 Reading residents take part.
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