Newbury News and Events

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Newbury News 4th June 2021

Three’s Reading offices will be converted into 110 flats

Mobile company Three’s offices by the River Thames will be converted into more than 100 flats after the council approved the plans this week. Reading Chronicle | Town Centre …

Newbury News 4th June 2021

Reading man denies murdering Yannick Cupido in Valentine’s Day stabbing

A MAN has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Yannick Cupido who was stabbed to death in Caversham earlier this year. Reading Chronicle | Town Centre …

Newbury News 3rd June 2021

George Hotel stops building works after council intervenes

A hotel has stopped works to flatten out the cobbled courtyard outside which is protected by listed building consent. Reading Chronicle | Town Centre …

Newbury News 2nd June 2021

Plan to demolish offices on Oxford Road and build 131 flats

Former Job Centre offices on Oxford Road could be demolished and replaced with three buildings containing 131 flats. Reading Chronicle | Town Centre …

Newbury News 2nd June 2021

Police withdraw objections to new cinema at Broad Street Mall

Police and the council withdrawn objections to plans for a new cinema which could now open within the next eight weeks at Broad Street Mall. Reading Chronicle | Town Centre …

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Fashion store closure at The Oracle 'part of strategy to enhance destination'
by james.aldridge@newsquest.co.uk | James Aldridge on 6th October 2026 at 12:30 pm
The closure of a fashion store at The Oracle in Reading is part of a 'strategy to enhance the destination', according to the centre owners.
Unique letters on building passed by thousands each day not deemed socially important
by james.aldridge@newsquest.co.uk | James Aldridge on 5th October 2026 at 4:15 pm
Unique lettering on a building that is passed by thousands each day near Reading town centre has not been deemed worthy of preservation.
Details for courtyard at upcoming pub in town centre approved
by james.aldridge@newsquest.co.uk | James Aldridge on 3rd October 2026 at 5:00 am
Details of how the courtyard to the rear of an upcoming pub in Reading town centre will operate have been approved.
The target audience for 145 'co-living' flats planned in Reading town centre
by james.aldridge@newsquest.co.uk | James Aldridge on 30th September 2026 at 4:45 pm
The target customers for more than 140 flats in Reading town centre have been described as part of a project to demolish a bar and other buildings.
Street cleaner employed by the council forced to sleep in his car due to homelessness
by james.aldridge@newsquest.co.uk | James Aldridge on 30th September 2026 at 5:00 am
A grandad working to keep the streets of Reading clean is currently homeless despite being an employee of the borough council.