READING Borough Council is set to block the use of planning laws and enforce the consultation of local planning authority for conversion of premises
Read moreDetailsThe first Reading Dussehra Diwali Festival took place at Reading Cricket Club on Saturday, October 15
Read moreDetailsAs Diwali is celebrated around the world on Monday, October 24, new figures show that children are better in formed about the festival than parents
Read moreDetailsEvery year, we remember the Gunpowder Plot by burning an effigy of Guy Fawkes on a bonfire and lighting fireworks.
Read moreDetailsLAST WEEK, the county's emergency services came together to celebrate 999 Day.
Read moreDetailsTHE OWNERS of a Winnersh business park has received a top accolade for its work to ensure the estate meets some of the highest eco-standards going
Read moreDetailsELECTRICAL wires at Reading station have been damaged, leading to passengers being evacuated and trains delayed. Network Rail is warning that services will be cancelled or delayed while they work...
Read moreDetailsTHE MET Office has issued a Yellow warning, with heavy rain, wind, thunder, and lightning predicted during the evening on Sunday, October 23
Read moreDetailsA contest is searching for Reading's newest biscuit - and the winner will be not just the talk of the town, but the pride of Reading too
Read moreDetailsA READING optician has raised £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support after taking part in the World's Biggest Coffee Morning
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