Arborfield Green fire: Savills thanks emergency crews and community for ‘unwavering support’
Savills has thanked the emergency services and the Arborfield community for their support following the fire at Hayloft House.
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Arborfield Green fire: Reassurance for borough’s renters
Housebuilders are reassuring residents properties are safe following the fire in Arborfield Green, which left people homeless.
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Ollie on the run, not from his mum, but for his mum
Reading teenager Ollie Gerring is running from Reading to Wokingham to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
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WATCH: Parents share experience of reporting child sex abuse in hope of encouraging others to come forward
David and Katie, whose names have been changed to protect their daughter’s identity, wanted to share their family’s experiences of the investigation.
Read moreDetailsArborfield Green fire: Firefighters tackled fire that wrecked flats last week
Fire crews were called out to a rooftop blaze in Arborfield Green last week, and charitable organisations banded together to support those made homeless.
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Arborfield Green fire: Community rallies round to support residents in need
Wokingham borough charities banded together to support residents following the Arborfield Green fire.
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Crowthorne: The future of Ravenswood Village is in doubt
A consultation is underway to determine the future of Ravenswood Village, a disability centre in Crowthorne.
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Phone mast in Woodley’s Vauxhall Park is rejected
Plans for a phone mast in Woodley's Vauxhall Park have been rejected - and a councillor said this is "great news".
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Wokingham showroom Ripples hopes to make waves at industry competition
Ripples, a Wokingham bathroom showroom, has been nominated at the kbbreview awards for Retailer of the Year.
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Church bells ring for the Duke of Edinburgh in Hurst
St Nicholas Church, in Hurst, tolled the bells last week in the lead up to Prince Philip's funeral in Windsor.
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