Finchampstead landowner could have plans to build homes approved despite opposition
A landowner who wants to build two new homes at the bottom of his garden in a Berkshire village could have his plans approved despite opposition.
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Village pub reopens after refurb
The George and Dragon reopened last week.
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Call for urgent action with NHS in ‘critical condition’
A call for urgent action has been made after the NHS has been described as being in a 'critical condition'.
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Twyford homes plan goes to appeal
Plans for 230 homes between Charvil and Twyford were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Doubts remain over new hospital
Serious doubts remain over whether there will ever be a new hospital in Berkshire.
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A new life for the former Shire Hall site
The building could be demolished and replaced with six logistics units.
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Shinfield supermarket taking shape
The supermarket is being built in Beke Avenue.
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New MP makes her maiden speech
Yuan Yang was elected the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley during the general election.
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Wokingham shop vacancies lowest in Berkshire, says expert
Wokingham has been revealed as having the lowest number of empty shops among the six major towns in Berkshire.
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Have your say about new RBH location
The Trust is seeking the views of patients, staff and the public.
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