Monthly antiques fair in Wokingham
Find collectibles at the leisure centre
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The Primitives and Blueboy to play Reading in February
British indie pop bands The Primitives and Blueboy are set to perform in Reading next month.
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Chaos outside The Oracle: Police order teens to flee after fight breaks out in Reading
Police have confirmed that a fight involving a group of youths led to a dispersal order and a heavy police presence in Reading town centre.
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Meet Wokingham’s new Youth MPs: Two Year 11s elected to speak for young people
Jasmine Dix of The Holt School in Wokingham and Laima Dhimitri of Maiden Erlegh School in Earley were picked by their peers.
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Wokingham restaurant Chalk joins national campaign
The new 'Help Out Hospitality' campaign is inspired by the successful 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme.
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Major road closure to last MONTHS as Thames Water dig up Bearwood Road
Thames Water is set to close part of Bearwood Road in Barkham from Monday, February 9, until late September.
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New parking restrictions roll out across Wokingham Borough – here’s where
Parking will be restricted at various locations around Wokingham borough.
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Former day centre sold by council
The former Westmead Day Centre on Rances Lane has being sold.
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Traffic lights installed as Thames Water conducting network repairs in Swallowfield
Traffic lights have been installed as Thames Water is conducting emergency network repairs near historic homes in a village in Berkshire.
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Bus cuts, dark roads and 235 new homes: Why councillors hit pause on Bracknell plan
A decision on plans for 235 new homes on a green space in north east Bracknell has been delayed.
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