Chaos at Finchampstead Junction where War Memorial once stood as third crash in a week occurs
Another crash has happened at an "accident blackspot" south of Wokingham this morning.
Read moreDetailsAnother crash has happened at an "accident blackspot" south of Wokingham this morning.
Read moreDetailsKey players from Wokingham met in London on Tuesday to discuss the problem of parking at Twyford station.
Read moreDetailsWokingham is losing out compared with other communities in the support it receives from central government, and its leaders aren't happy.
Read moreDetailsResidents will get another opportunity next month to influence a plan to build on a floodplain.
Read moreDetailsA vulnerable woman, trying to re-unite with her children, has been left homeless after allegedly 'refusing' accommodation in Bracknell town centre.
Read moreDetailsVillagers have objected to a planning application to build 32 homes behind a wooded area.
Read moreDetailsMillions of pounds of debt the council was expecting to pay have been wiped out by the government, allowing the council to spend that money elsewhere.
Read moreDetailsBracknell Council leader Mary Temperton has expressed solidarity with a young victim and the council has vowed to tighten up its checks
Read moreDetailsA waitress from Pizza Express was praised last week for taking care of an older gentleman who was having a sad time on Valentine's Day.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham politician has called on the government to 'think very hard' about where houses are built after recent flooding across Berkshire.
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