Woman killed in hit and run in Bracknell, police appeal for witnesses
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her forties was killed in a hit and run collision in Bracknell on Monday.
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Guidance for households as rogue trader complaints rise
More than 22,500 complaints were made to Citizens Advice in England last year.
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Fresh plan to convert Meadowbrook Montessori school in Warfield into flats
A fresh plan has been submitted to convert a former school at a rural location in Berkshire into six flats.
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Town drop points at home
Joao Jardim scored for the Sumas with a powerful header from the edge of the box.
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Bracknell woman to walk one mile for every year she’s been alive
Louise will stride out for Breast Cancer Now
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Borough band with sax appeal opens new group in Binfield
A seventh Sax Bandit group welcomes new players
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Berkshire companies hit record high
New figures reveal that in 2024, the number of companies in Berkshire was the highest ever recorded.
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Wokingham & Bracknell planning: Plans to convert hotel into housing
This week's planning round-up features plans to covert a hotel into housing and a change in opening hours for a restaurant set to open in Crowthorne.
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Gift card scam warning
Be aware of the latest scam targeting the elderly and vulnerable.
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Wokingham and Bracknell planning: Solar panels at Broadmoor hospital
This week's planning round-up features solar panels for Broadmoor hospital, a new golf clubhouse and plans to demolish a train station's signal box.
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