Brownfield boost for Wokingham
Councils will be awarded a share of £16.2 million to transform neglected land into new homes
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MP highlights engagement with local businesses
She spoke at the Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce's Windsor Debates.
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Church plans approved for former depot
Wokingham Borough Council has approved the plans for the property in Spencers Wood.
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Barkham pub seeks new landlords
The Bull af Barkham has again closed its doors.
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Emmbrook to host firework display
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club is set to host a firework and bonfire night.
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Ruscombe care home plans refused
LNY Care Development had submitted the plans for land to the west of New Road in Ruscombe.
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Boost for poppy appeal in Wokingham
Pret has offered the use of a unit in the centre of Wokingham.
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Housebuilder supports Finchampstead school
Cala Homes' Community Pledge initiative encompasses a wide range of activities.
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Plan ahead for weekend travel
National Highways is urging drivers to plan ahead if travelling to Reading this weekend.
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Important accolade for Blandy & Blandy
The Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy has again been recognised as a 'top tier' firm.
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