Developer applies to build fewer affordable homes at Oxford Road development
A developer has applied to reduce the number of affordable homes at an apartment block to be built to the rear of a former social club in Reading
Read moreDetailsA developer has applied to reduce the number of affordable homes at an apartment block to be built to the rear of a former social club in Reading
Read moreDetailsOPPOSITION parties are calling on Reading Borough Council's ruling Labour group to do more to bring affordable housing to the town.
Read moreDetailsThe line-up for the biggest Dance Reading Festival yet has been unveiled, as it returns in-person and online later this month
Read moreDetailsBOTANICALS, juniper berries and slice will all come together in perfect synchrony later this month for a one-day celebration of the G'n'T.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based building control and management systems company that aims to eliminate wasted electricity has won an eco-award.
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER and the person who went to help him were attacked in an assault in Theale last week.
Read moreDetailsA MAN waiting for a taxi in Reading town centre was the victim of an attack police are treating as GBH
Read moreDetailsSINGERS are invited to join in a new festive musical based on the events of the first Christmas.
Read moreDetailsA SONNING resident has praised his local theatre on national television.
Read moreDetailsA READING cinema is launching a new deal for students offering a cut-price night at the movies
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