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Councillor Tony Page Opens Biscuit Tin Coffee Shop At Station Hill

Councillor Tony Page at The Biscuit Tin
Courtesy of Station Hill

Reading Borough Council’s deputy leader councillor Tony Page was on hand to open a new coffee shop and temporary events space at the Station Hill development in Reading town centre. The opening of the temporary events space is the next milestone for the Station Hill development, which is projected to feature 930k SF of flexible office space, 150k SF of retail and over 450 homes, making Station Hill the largest mixed-use project in the South East.

Constructed from two reclaimed shipping containers, The Biscuit Tin will have both indoor and outdoor seating and a timber roof deck.

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