Could assisted dying still become law? MPs to vote again
The introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
Read moreDetailsThe introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
Read moreDetailsA council has banned its staff from taking drugs and alcohol at work, as it, until now, has not had a "robust policy" on imbibing these intoxicants.
Read moreDetailsHopes for the years-long project to create a new solar farm to generate electricity for Wokingham and the surrounding area have been rekindled.
Read moreDetailsThe Conservatives in Bracknell have accused Reform UK of grandstanding as councillors and supporters of the parties have clashed on Facebook.
Read moreDetailsA resident has critiqued recent Facebook posts celebrating the regeneration of Wokingham town centre which is nearing completion.
Read moreDetailsParking charges are coming to help pay for the transformation of green space into a country park in Woodley.
Read moreDetailsThe huge facility that is being built near the M4 is moving closer to fruition as one phase of the project is nearly complete.
Read moreDetailsA woman from Reading has been spared jail after she exposed her genitals, then injured and spat at police.
Read moreDetailsThe Post Office is on the hunt for a new branch in Woodley as a Morrisons Daily store in the town is set to close.
Read moreDetailsThousands of people will be fed at a free festival coming to Reading next weekend.
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