Traffic lights installed as Thames Water conducting network repairs in Swallowfield
Traffic lights have been installed as Thames Water is conducting emergency network repairs near historic homes in a village in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsTraffic lights have been installed as Thames Water is conducting emergency network repairs near historic homes in a village in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsThe demolition of a large office building in Bracknell continues to clear the way for a new industrial warehouse.
Read moreDetailsA catering van could soon occupy the car park to sell food on the go.
Read moreDetailsA decision is due on a plan to convert a grand house set amongst parkland in Bracknell into flats.
Read moreDetailsPlans are still in the works for TV celebrity James Corden's brand new home in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsThe early planning stages to transform Reading Prison into a cultural hub are in progress two years after it was purchased by a Chinese billionaire.
Read moreDetailsCouncil tax is set to increase in Woodley to pay for town services and community facilities.
Read moreDetailsA parish council is calling for the government to intervene in an upcoming decision on a plan for more than 200 homes at a village near Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsAn insight has been given into how much Bracknell Forest Council spends on helping the young people it supports mature into adulthood.
Read moreDetailsA main road in Woodley will be getting a new 20mph speed limit to make it safer for 'vulnerable road users'.
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