Women’s FA Cup in the spotlight
The Adobe Women's FA Cup returns on Sunday with an exciting round of matches.
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Town council’s ‘concerns’ over affordable homes plan
A large number of objections to the scheme were submitted.
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Fines for planning breach
The individuals failed to comply with the notices by the required date.
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Local councillor quits Labour over Gaza
Councillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
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MPs voice Trump visit concerns
They have called on the police and crime commissioner to ensure local policing will not be impacted.
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High rating for Royal Berkshire Hospital in patient survey
The survey asked people to give their opinions on the care they received.
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Festival returns this weekend
The Time Hops festival returns to the Siren Craft Brew Tap Yard .
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Firearms officers for Trump visit to Berkshire
The force has a comprehensive security operation to ensure the safety of all involved.
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Woodley quiz set to raise money for SHARE
The event will bring the community together for a great cause.
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‘We are a welcoming community’: Residents act fast to remove St George flags in Winnersh
The flags were placed alongside Hatch Farm Way in Winnersh.
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