Staff from venues around Reading joined by key stakeholders for regular Pubwatch meeting
Key stakeholders in Reading's night-time economy met for the latest regular meeting discussing business, licensing, and safety last week
Read moreDetailsKey stakeholders in Reading's night-time economy met for the latest regular meeting discussing business, licensing, and safety last week
Read moreDetailsVPTE 20The local elections take place on Thursday, May 2. There are 16 seats up for grabs, one for each ward.
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre is bringing Llareggub to the stage in Under Milk Wood, by celebrated Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, and directed by Ali Carroll
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to a robbery, during which two men stole money from the victim on the Shinfield Road on Saturday, April 13
Read moreDetailsMcDonald's is creating a new breakfast meal deal that it says is cheaper than sausage roll favourite Greggs
Read moreDetailsA number of charities around Thames Valley are set to see a boost in support as the University of Reading announces a new community scheme
Read moreDetailsAN APPEAL for witnesses has been made by police after a motorcyclist was involved in a collision with a car near Theale.
Read moreDetailsCordwallis Commercials has won permission to increase storage space and create more space for MoTs at its base in Whitley.
Read moreDetailsA terraced house in Mount Pleasant that was previously a two-bed family house has become a four-bedroom home of multiple occupation (HMO).
Read moreDetailsA convenience store selling alcohol, snacks and groceries has opened opposite a busy pub in Reading town.
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