Crews called to Hurst fire
"Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used two hose reels to extinguish the fire."
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Board aims to deliver prosperity for Berkshire
Under the proposals, the councils would work together to help seize opportunities to promote Berkshire.
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Binfield firms join forces
The two companies have joined forces with the aim of accelerating long-term plans.
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Search launched for deserving causes
A Berkshire funeral directors is searching for groups who are doing amazing work in the local community.
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Elusive launches taproom
The taproom was officially opened by Wokingham town mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney.
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Huge rise in pothole damage claims is down to “inadequate funding”
Wokingham Borough Council's Conservative group said the number of motorists making claims against the Council for pothole damage have snowballed.
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Plans approved at park and ride
Plans were submitted by Reading Borough Council for the works at the Mereoak park and ride.
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Pledge to help retailers
The leader of Wokingham Borough Council has pledged to do more to help Wokingham's beleaguered retailers.
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Views sought on housing strategies
Wokingham Borough Council is seeking feedback on two new draft housing strategies.
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The Swan is set to fly again
The Swan has been an integral part of the Three Mile Cross community.
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