RESIDENTS are being urged to ensure they can have a vote in next year's local elections - and if the new prime minister calls a snap general election
Read moreDetailsA plan to convert dozens of 'apart-hotel' bedrooms in Reading into long-term accommodation will be determined later this week
Read moreDetailsA plan to convert an unused Reading industrial unit into a climbing centre is to be considered by the council's planning committee this week
Read moreDetailsA sushi restaurant in Reading town centre can serve alcohol after being given permission by Reading Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsA nail bar in Reading town centre is now able to give its customers a complimentary drink after receiving approval from the borough council.
Read moreDetailsReading FC climbed to second in the league after seeing off Stoke City 2-1 at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsREVISED plans to demolish a historic ironmongers in Reading and replace it with a six-storey apartment block have been revealed
Read moreDetailsA PROVISIONAL OPENING date for a new Reading bowling centre complete with pool tables and darts has been revealed.
Read moreDetailsPARTS of Reading town centre could be redeveloped according to a new plan.
Read moreDetailsA READING town centre church wants to erect crosses on its building, along with new signage.
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