Hall Farm: the next step
A consultation has opened into the next stage of the hotly debated plans for almost 4,000 homes between Shinfield and Arborfield
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Property
Hotel plans approved for Friar Street
A project to transform a building in Reading town centre into hotel rooms has been given the go-ahead.
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Lionesses score a new kit
Shinfield Rangers under-10 Lionesses are sporting a brand-new kit this season.
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Shinfield supermarket taking shape
The supermarket is being built in Beke Avenue.
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Plans revealed for 576 homes near station
Plans for 550 apartments could replace three office buildings in Reading town centre.
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Bovis Homes unveils new show home at Emmer Green Drive in Caversham
PROGRESS continues to be made on a new housing development in Emmer Green.
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Central library sale agreed
Reading Central Library on Kings Road has been in use for some 40 years.
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Fears aired over controversial flats plan
Letter sent to Secretary of State.
Read moreDetailsHomes at Reading’s Carters Place go on sale
HOMES currently under construction on the site of a former Reading institution have just gone on sale.
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Plans approved for Silver Street site
The site was previously described as being 'scruffy and awful'.
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