New Boundaries - How The Political Map Of Reading Is Changing
New Boundaries How The Political Map Of Reading Is Changing With a General Election looming, there have been significant changes to the political map in …
Read MoreNew Boundaries How The Political Map Of Reading Is Changing With a General Election looming, there have been significant changes to the political map in …
Read MoreAmongst the many major developments in central Reading is the long standing scheme to redevelop what is called 'the Bristol and West building'. Many of …
Read MoreJobs For The Boys How Our Local MPs Make Money From Side Gigs Can you imagine having a demanding job representing up to 100,000 people, …
Read MoreBefore putting word to papers - or bits to bytes, it has to be conceded that this month's review is incomplete. Because, when you claim …
Read MoreIs It Time Called For The Pubs Of East Reading ? News reaches inReading that The Narrowboat (formerly Bel and the Dragon) is to shut …
Read MoreHow Low Can Reading FC Go ? So what will the 2024-25 season hold for the long suffering fans of Reading FC ? Will it …
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why Reading doesn’t have a cathedral? After all, in the Middle Ages it boasted one of the largest Abbeys in the …
Read MoreIn January, after having too much water in the form of endless rain and flooding, many people in Reading were left without any water in …
Read MoreThe citizens of Reading are likely to be feeling very cynical about the news that another important asset in the town has landed in Chinese …
Read MoreAs an indication of the changing nature of our town St John's church on Queens Road is now the Amazing Grace Chinese church and adjacent …
Read MoreYes, McDonald's. Some of you might consider reviewing the golden arches as a exercise in futility, but the reality is that there are probably ten …
Read MoreThe Metropolitan Railway was the first underground railway line to open in London in 1863. It originally ran between Paddington and Farringdon stations. The line …
Read MoreReading is currently in the final stages of consulting on its Local Plan that will define how the town develops between now and 2036. The …
Read MoreAt the beginning of 2024 we're taking a look at what's likely to unfold in the town during the coming year. Here's w hat’s happening …
Read MoreAfter years of decline, where one boozer after the next gave way to nightspots and restaurants, there seems to be a revival of pubs in …
Read MoreThe good news is that a new printed newspaper reappeared in October 2021 the recently launched Wokingham Today, then edited by former Post features editor …
Read MoreFor the past few years, since lockdown, Reading's Christmas Winter Wonderland has moved from Forbury Gardens to Hills Meadow over the bridge in Caversham. It's …
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