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Never knowingly under built: John Lewis reveals plans for 200 apartments on site of its former Reading distribution centre
THE FIRST images of plans for a 200-home apartment block opposite The Oracle in Reading have been unveiled.
Reading town centre department store hopes to hold wine tasting and cocktail making sessions
A DEPARTMENT store in the town centre hopes to host wine tastings and cocktail making sessions if Reading Borough Council ...
A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
John Lewis launches joint venture with investment firm abrdn (Standard Life) to convert former Reading warehouse into homes
A DEPARTMENT store chain is pressing on with plans to turn a former Reading warehouse into homes.
John Lewis proposes rental properties in Mill Lane
The now-closed John Lewis warehouse on Mill Lane is set to be converted into rental properties, according to proposals by ...
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