‘Waste of money’: Residents slam controversial Woodley cycle lane project
Work to create cycle lanes in Woodley has been slammed as 'a waste of money' and 'disastrous' by neighbours.
Read moreDetailsWork to create cycle lanes in Woodley has been slammed as 'a waste of money' and 'disastrous' by neighbours.
Read moreDetailsThe CEO of a charity that has just opened a new cafe in Reading has defended it following a backlash.
Read moreDetailsNeighbours have reacted with faux surprise that a multi-storey car park in Bracknell could be demolished to make way for flats.
Read moreDetailsA phone hub with life-saving equipment could be installed in Bracknell town centre.
Read moreDetailsA cyclist has been seriously injured after an e-scooter rider crashed into her in Reading.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has recently approved details for 343 homes located on land for the huge South Wokingham major development.
Read moreDetailsWork is taking place to make sure tenants are protected after significant reforms for renting in a generation have been enacted by the government.
Read moreDetailsCouncil staff are gearing up for a busy weekend at Reading Festival as the countdown to the biggest event in the town begins.
Read moreDetailsEssential changes are coming to the main shopping destination in Reading to make sure everything is in order behind the scenes.
Read moreDetailsThe introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
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