HSE recommend safety guidelines after dramatic Station Hill fire in Reading
The government's health and safety agency has issued new guidelines after the dramatic Station Hill fire in Reading that saw a worker rescued
Read moreDetailsThe government's health and safety agency has issued new guidelines after the dramatic Station Hill fire in Reading that saw a worker rescued
Read moreDetailsBerkshire councils have joined forces to assess and attempt to meet the housing needs of people across the county.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire and Oxfordshire could be unified under a new elected mayor in the coming years.
Read moreDetailsA councillor who has got national attention for appearing on TV has clarified his membership of Reform UK in an ongoing clash with the Liberal Dems
Read moreDetailsA clash over extra bedrooms being added to homes at a woodland site near Bracknell has finally been resolved.
Read moreDetailsDevelopment companies Catesby Strategic Land Ltd & Stonebond Properties have won permission to build 38 homes in the rural area of Finchampstead.
Read moreDetails'I'm still very connected to the area I serve'.
Read moreDetailsA council which has a hotel that is being used to house asylum seekers has been pressed to condemn racist rhetoric.
Read moreDetailsA prominent councillor has admitted that he is a member of Reform UK during a heated debate about permanently flying the Union flag.
Read moreDetailsA plan that would see more than 200 homes built on the outskirts of Bracknell has faced organised opposition from neighbours.
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