The future of Thames Water is once again uncertain following the announcement that its preferred bidder will no longer be going forward with funding.
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey has welcomed the announcement of £15 billion investment in AWE amid a government spending splash-out
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has proposed the rollout of a digital parking scheme aimed at helping residents book visitor parking online
Read moreDetailsReading will host local talent and international artists alike in headline events, as well as more niche offerings for fans of all ages and tastes
Read moreDetailsReading has made the A-list in an international league which recognises towns and cities who are open about carbon impact for the fourth year running
Read moreDetailsReading Pubwatch has held its latest training seminar aimed at helping businesses protect themselves and customers from security threats.
Read moreDetailsTips and hints for a blaze-free borough
Read moreDetailsScientists have discovered the earliest evidence of birds nesting in polar regions, pushing back the record by up to 30 million years.
Read moreDetailsOffices that replaced the Huntley and Palmers biscuit factory in Reading are now set to become flats.
Read moreDetailsA married couple have expressed frustrations over missed garden waste bin collections in Reading
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