Amended plans submitted for 209 apartment plan for Vastern Road
DEVELOPERS have amended plans to build more than 200 flats by the River Thames in Reading.
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Changes to 209 homes plan at Reading riverside location
Berkeley Homes has submitted revised plans to build 209 homes at the former SSE site in Vastern Road in Reading
Police chase through west Reading – appeal for witnesses to come forward
A DRIVER was chased by police across west Reading on Wednesday evening, and the force is appealing for witnesses to ...
Police attending ‘fear for welfare’ incident in central Reading
THAMES Valley Police is currently attending an incident in central Reading and has asked members of the public to stay ...
Reading’s Vastern Court Aldi to reopen on Thursday following modern makeover
A READING supermarket is about to reopen following a makeover - Aldi in Vastern Court reopens on Thursday, June 23
Busy Reading road to be closed next week to allow CityFibre broadband to be installed
A WARNING has been issued over plans to shut a busy road in Reading town centre to allow for ultrafast ...
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