While corporate insolvency is up on last year's figures, personal insolvency has levelled out since September 2020, says R3 regional chair Garry Lee
Read moreDetailsWestcoast, based in Theale, has signed off on a deal with Boom Collaboration to supply for their entire range
Read moreDetailsMUSICIAN Ed Sheeran has praised grassroots venues such as Reading's famous Purple Turtle bar, saying they are instrumental in building musical careers
Read moreDetailsTHE EFL has referred Reading Football Club to an Independent disciplinary commission (IDC) for continued non-payment of taxes owed to HMRC.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has released a CCTV image of a witness in connection with a grievous bodily harm in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has welcomed another U-turn by rail providers as operators roll back plans to close ticket offices across rail networks
Read moreDetailsResidents are being asked to look out for final reminders in the council's annual Electoral Services canvass, sent out this week
Read moreDetailsNew parking rules for drivers in Reading have come into force today (November 1).
Read moreDetailsWILLIAM Storey has announced his withdrawal from the Reading FC ownership race.
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of Reading FC fans supporters took to the streets of the town to march in protest against the club's owner Dai Yongge.
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