Lexicon awards open for voting
The Lexicon shopping centre in Bracknell has launched its Lexicon Awards 2023.
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Les and Michael get into the Christmas spirit
Two residents from a Sindlesham care home got into the Christmas spirit with a trip to a local restaurant.
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Faster connectivity coming to Bracknell
Bracknell is set to benefit from an industry-leading agreement.
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Lighting up for worthy causes
A Shinfield street geared up for Christmas last weekend with the grand switch-on of its festive light display.
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Award for football association
The Berks & Bucks Football Association collected the Partnership Award at the 2023 County Football Association Recognition Awards.
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Make an impact with your Christmas greetings by buying cards with a heart
Pop along to the Cards for Good Causes pop-up shop at Wokingham Library.
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Jones and Kerr step down from executive
Clive Jones and Sarah Kerr have attended their last meeting of the Wokingham Borough Council executive.
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Jones hits out at Redwood
Wokingham Liberal Democrats have criticised MP Sir John Redwood for voting against a compensation scheme for swimmers affected by sewage.
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Your chance to be MP?
Do you harbour ambitions of running as member of parliament for Wokingham?
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Community future for St Crispin’s
St Crispin's Leisure Centre will be re-invigorated as a centre for education and community use.
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