Relief for Hurst residents as plans to build 200 homes on a green field rejected
Hundreds of residents are relieved that plans for about 200 homes on a green field have been turned down.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of residents are relieved that plans for about 200 homes on a green field have been turned down.
Read moreDetailsA BIKE marking event will take place tomorrow at Green Park.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of thousands of people descend on Rivermead for the annual Reading Festival and it?s one of the biggest events in the music calendar.
Read moreDetailsA JOBS fair will take place at the Select Car Leasing Stadium later this month.
Read moreDetailsLast week I joined councillors from across the country at the Local Government Association?s annual conference.
Read moreDetailsThe Tiger Who Came to Tea is celebrating 12 years on stage and visiting The Hexagon next weekend. David Wood, the show's author, explains more
Read moreDetailsA new sustainability consultancy has recently moved into Theale.
Read moreDetailsNINE projects across the Thames Valley have benefited from a day of giving organised by employees of SEGRO.
Read moreDetailsGraft Thames Valley is a charity that supports people with addtional needs into employment, training and other work-related activities.
Read moreDetailsThe section 60 order put in place in east Reading has now been extended for a further 24 hours until around 6.40pm on Wednesday, July 6
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