Original Factory Shop collapses into administration – What it means for your money and returns
The administrators of the company have confirmed your right as a consumer.
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Thames Valley Police launches new Roads Policing Unit Tasking Team
Thames Valley Police has launched a new dedicated team aimed at bolstering its response to risk of harm on the roads through targeted work.
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Discover the history of steam engines in Ceylon, at a club meeting in Wokingham
Members of the Railway & Transport Club will hear a talk about British Steam in Sri Lanka
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Love scrabble?
Try a monthly Woodley group that meets to play word games
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Henley Festival 2026 announces star-studded line-up
Henley-on-Thames is set for five nights of music, arts, and entertainment this summer as the Henley Festival reveals its 2026 line-up.
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Bracknell Care home resident reunites with firefighting colleagues
David Hedger was 'stoked' to see so many old faces
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New homes in Wokingham could spell disaster, warns councillor
A Wokingham politician has called on the government to 'think very hard' about where houses are built after recent flooding across Berkshire.
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Winnersh care home residents keep their cool on the ice
Abbeyfield skating trip proves you're never too old to get active and have fun
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Woodley Council tax to rise by 87p a month – here’s what it means for residents
Woodley residents will see an increase of 87p per month on the Town Council portion of their council tax for 2026/27, the council has announced.
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Bracknell Leisure Centre track to become regional showpiece despite council facing £10m shortfall
Bracknell Council is expected to score a major win this year by investing in an ambitious renewal of the running track at Bracknell Leisure Centre.
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