Police seek witnesses to Crowthorne incident
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident in Crowthorne earlier today.
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Barkham poppy in parliament
The MP was wearing a REME poppy in the Houses of Parliament on Monday.
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King’s award for Winnersh firm
The King's Awards for Enterprise are the most prestigious awards for UK businesses.
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Plans approved for Amercian fast food drive-thru in Winnersh
American fast food chain Five Guys has been granted permission .
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Almost £250k recovered for faulty cars
Trading Standards officers have assisted consumers to obtain the appropriate resolution.
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MP’s support for poppy appeal
During his visit, Clive Jones learned more about this year's campaign,
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Lionesses score a new kit
Shinfield Rangers under-10 Lionesses are sporting a brand-new kit this season.
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Wokingham MP Clive Jones secures cancer strategy promise
MP secures a commitment from the government to deliver a National Cancer Strategy.
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Wokingham rents among the least affordable
One in 25 tenants across the UK as a whole are spending more than 80% of their take-home salary on paying the rent.
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Carnival Place homes progressing
The apartments are due to be completed by the middle of 2025.
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