Bring on the buses! Councillor calls for direct route from Woodley to Twyford
A councillor has called for a direct bus service between Woodley and Twyford, the commuter village that has trains running to and from London.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has called for a direct bus service between Woodley and Twyford, the commuter village that has trains running to and from London.
Read moreDetailsMillions of pounds could be spent by the council on acquiring homes for families in Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsA taxi driver has said that the business is 'struggling to survive' in Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsA driver has described 'pure carnage' and traffic chaos outside a half-term Halloween event at a country park.
Read moreDetailsDetailed plans to build nearly 40 homes in a village in Berkshire have been submitted.
Read moreDetailsConfusion has been raised over a new retirement home in Shinfield that has been built but left vacant for more than two years.
Read moreDetailsThe impact of homelessness in Wokingham Borough has been discussed as the number of households in emergency accommodation has been revealed.
Read moreDetailsConstruction is taking place on the South Wokingham Distributor Road, which connects William Heelas Way and Waterloo Road in the east
Read moreDetailsThe building that used to contain a bowling alley, cinema and a pizza restaurant in Bracknell is now completely closed.
Read moreDetailsAll the complaints that a government ombudsman investigated in Bracknell have been upheld in favour of the person who raised the issue.
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