Man jailed for serious assault on former partner in Bracknell
A man has been jailed after he pleaded guilty to assaulting his former partner in Bracknell.
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What local government reorganisation could mean for Bracknell
What local government reorganisation could mean for Bracknell has been explained.
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Vision for the future of Bracknell for the next 25 years moves ahead
A new vision for Bracknell that will set the tone for its communities will thrive for the next 25 years is moving forward.
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Plan for 45 homes between Bracknell and Wokingham clears hurdle
A project for 45 homes between Bracknell and Wokingham has cleared a crucial planning hurdle.
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Jones joins MPs to support business
Group aims to give businesses in the Thames Valley a voice in parliament.
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Richest race set for Ascot
The King George weekend promises an immersive experience for all.
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Berkshire’s 2025 Japanese knotweed hotspots revealed
Wokingham has been ranked in fourth place in Berkshire.
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Fears over diminishing gap between towns
'Brackingham or Wokingnell is getting a step closer.'
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Bracknell town centre development of 169 flats reaches highest point
Work is well underway for the construction of 169 flats in the heart of Bracknell as the highest point has been reached.
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Bracknell councillors left in the dark as freedom of information requests reports get dropped
Bracknell councillors have been left in the dark about pressing issues in the area, as regular reports providing information on hot-button topics
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