Application submitted for 850 homes between South Wokingham and Bracknell
Two huge developments are catching everyone's attention this week. One just starting to be considered, and where spades are about to hit the ground
Read moreDetailsTwo huge developments are catching everyone's attention this week. One just starting to be considered, and where spades are about to hit the ground
Read moreDetailsBracknell's Member of Parliament has responded to the scandal of Bracknell families being without homes since December.
Read moreDetailsResidents across Bracknell Forest will be paying 4.99 percent more council tax next year.
Read moreDetailsRunners to boost funds for charities close to their hearts
Read moreDetailsRegistration is open for Three Counties Cycle Ride
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 moreDetailsThe local elections are going ahead in Wokingham amid widespread uncertainty about scheduled elections elsewhere in the country.
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.
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