Reading Festival is about to take over – but these local businesses are ready
Businesses close to the Reading Festival site are gearing up for a busy weekend as thousands of revellers flock to the town.
Read moreDetailsBusinesses close to the Reading Festival site are gearing up for a busy weekend as thousands of revellers flock to the town.
Read moreDetailsThe mayor of Sandhurst has challenged his London counterpart Sir Sadiq Khan to a boxing match to raise money for charities.
Read moreDetailsJo Hawley will stand for election in the Bracknell constituency.
Read moreDetailsA town councillor has slammed the administration at Bracknell Forest for organising a hearing into misconduct which his solicitor cannot attend.
Read moreDetailsA strip of land off a long residential road in Woodley which is owned by a council has been put up for sale.
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of a controversial cycle route in Woodley is nearly complete.
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about the impact of a plan for more than 2,000 homes on the edge of Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsTravellers in camper vans have occupied a greenspace in Reading for the first time 'in living memory', according to neighbours.
Read moreDetailsA blind man and his wife have been forced to go to their daughter's home to wash due to ongoing issues with their shower
Read moreDetailsWork is taking place on new footpaths at a park in Woodley.
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