Kerbside glass recycling finally set to be introduced in Reading next year
Glass recycling that is picked up from outside your home is finally set to be introduced in Reading next year.
Read moreDetailsGlass recycling that is picked up from outside your home is finally set to be introduced in Reading next year.
Read moreDetailsA proposal to create Greater Reading that would absorb suburban villages under the council's authority has been debated.
Read moreDetailsA woman has been charged in connection with a robbery and kidnap incident in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsSummer party highlights how crucial it is to the families it serves
Read moreDetailsChanges have been made to Reading council tenancies for the first time in nearly 10 years.
Read moreDetailsA restaurant unit in Reading town centre that has been closed for seven years is set to be turned into a bar and eatery.
Read moreDetailsReading FC star Harvey Knibbs looks set to make an exit from the club with a move to a Championship team poised to be completed.
Read moreDetailsTwo separate grants, totalling nearly £2 million, have been provided by the Home Office and allocated to tackle serious violence in Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsLocal group placed among top ranks of 19 choirs from 14 countries
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre has announced the creative team behind its latest production, The Last Five Years.
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