THERE will be no thigh slapping in Bracknell this Christmas, as an arts centre has cancelled its pantomime. Due to the coronavirus, South Hill Park has decided to postpone the...
Read moreDetailsOne difference is the Rotary Year which runs July to June. So the right time to reflect on the past 12 months for Easthampstead Rotary Club members and their families...
Read moreDetailsA CONGESTED and dangerous commuter route will be improved if new funding can be secured. The A329M has seen multiple accidents since 2015, when it was split into two single-lane...
Read moreDetailsLin Blakley is known to millions for her EastEnders role – but she owes a lot to an arts centre that needs our help. PHIL CREIGHTON finds out more AN...
Read moreDetailsUPDATED: The Government has announced that the reopening date has been delayed until at least August 15 ANOTHER slice of normality returns on Saturday as bowling alleys can reopen. They...
Read moreDetailsTHE GOVERNMENT has announced that people claiming Universal Credit for the first time will receive up to two weeks’ worth of money. The scheme, which comes in from Wednesday, applies...
Read moreDetailsIn Wokingham, the number of live coronavirus cases has increased slightly from three to 10, in a two-week period. The three positive cases were confirmed in the week June 29-July...
Read moreDetailsRECYCLING company, Re3 is a finalist in this year’s National Recycling Awards — four times over. Both Bracknell and Reading centres have been shortlisted in the Best Recycling Facility of...
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