Burger restaurant to open in Reading’s Jackson’s Corner
FROM selling school uniforms to burgers ? one of the first new tenants of Jackson's Corner has been confirmed.
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Discover the hidden history of Jacksons – Reading’s famous department store
"In many ways, Jacksons was a store caught in a timewarp yet that was also its attraction," says the author ...
Burger restaurant chain Fat Hippo submits fresh planning application for Reading’s Jackson’s Corner
A RESTAURANT chain hoping to open in Reading town centre has submitted a fresh planning application to the council.
Bus shelters in Reading town centre could be moved as part of flats redevelopment
BUS SHELTERS at Jackson's Corner in Reading town centre could be moved as part of plans to revamp the historic ...
Fat Hippo set to bring burgers to Jackson’s Corner
The Fat Hippo burger chain has applied to install a kitchen extraction system and make alterations to the shopfront at ...
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