Progress made on delivering 548 affordable council houses in Reading
Progress is being made on building nearly 550 council homes and flats at sites across Reading.
Spend needed to keep controversial council housing development going made private
The spend needed to keep a controversial council housing development at an estate in Reading moving forward is being withheld from the public.
Alcohol sales at pub suspended after allegedly selling stolen alcohol and meat
The licence to sell alcohol at a pub in Caversham has been suspended after police reports that the landlady was selling stolen alcohol and meat.
Changes to street pavement cafes in busiest areas throughout Reading
Changes to how outdoor seating areas in Reading operate could be made, with the ability to have outdoor areas becoming increasingly expensive.
Taxi drivers oppose measures to phase out petrol and diesel cabs in Reading
Taxi drivers in Reading have opposed measures that could phase out fully petrol and diesel cabs from the town's roads in the coming years.
War dead honoured during Remembrance Sunday in Reading
Remembrance Sunday in Reading was honoured with wreathes being laid to commemorate sacrifices made during the World Wars and other conflicts.
Measures installed to deter street drinkers in town centre
An area that has become known as a popular spot for suspected street drinkers has been sealed off in an effort to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Greggs taken over by new café and bakery in Reading town centre
A Greggs chain bakery is set to be taken over by a new independent café at a busy location in Reading town centre.
Plans for pizza restaurant approved more than a year after opening
Plans for a pizza restaurant in Tilehurst have been approved at long last following its opening more than a year ago in March 2023.
When new library will open and what could happen to toy hire service
A time for when the new library in Reading can open has been given, and what will happen to the town's toy hire service is set to be discussed.
