LIFESAVING equipment has been donated to a Winnersh-based search and rescue charity by a Bracknell-based technology firm.
Read moreDetailsThe company was founded by Shweta Mahadik, a NHS physiotherapy specialist, and is now providing care for the borough's residents.
Read moreDetailsOne step at a time for the planet
Read moreDetailsA new community hub will open its doors on Friday, in neighbouring Bracknell, with an aim of helping Ukrainians as well as the wider community.
Read moreDetailsPromise Inclusion, formerly known as Wokingham, Bracknell and Districts Mencap, marked the anniversary with a special event at Great Hollands Pavilion
Read moreDetailsImagine that (assuming you’d have the house to yourself) you invited someone round for a private weekend of food, wine and canoodling… …only to discover that the rest of your...
Read moreDetailsA tribute to Sondheim at South Hill Park
Read moreDetailsTHE LEAVES might be turning brown, there's an autumnal nip in the air, but a Brackbell-based theatre wants you to have hay fever
Read moreDetailsEach of the organisations will receive £5,000 through the Lexicon Charity Fund.
Read moreDetailsBoth were arrested on Tuesday, September 13, and were charged on the same day.
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