Urgent police hunt for man after violent New Year’s Day attack on woman in Crowthorne
Police have issued an appeal to locate a man wanted in connection with the assault of a woman in Berkshire earlier this year.
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Mayoral portrait removed from council HQ
Bracknell Forest council has removed the portrait of former mayor, Naheed Ejaz in its Time Square headquarters.
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Twyford station parking ideas discussed
One idea under discussion is a dedicated rush-hour bus service between Wokingham and Twyford.
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Route into town to close this week
Easthampstead Road will be shutting as part of the ongoing construction of the South Wokingham distributor road.
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Wokingham high in recycling table
In the last year, Wokingham had the 12th largest increase in recycling out of 321 councils in England.
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Community railway artwork wows judges
You can see the finished artwork on display in the station ticket office.
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Bus company wins passenger seal of approval
Reading Buses with sister venture Thames Valley Buses,now enjoy a satisfaction rating of 92 per cent.
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Computer says no to property deals
The council's land charges service is currently unavailable.
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“I’m so angry at the way the Tories misled people about the new hospital”: Health secretary speaks on new hospital for Reading
The health secretary has slammed delays for a new hospital for Reading, accusing the previous Conservative government of misleading people.
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South Hill Park’s Sister Act promises to take you to paradise
Welcome to the joyful convent musical
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