LIBERAL DEMOCRATS have joined the chorus of disapproval over the government’s white paper. At the party’s annual conference, held virtually on Sunday, Emmbrook councillor Imogen Shepherd-Dubey was one of a...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have taken action over antisocial behaviour in Crowthorne and Sandhurst, following two weekends of pre-arranged fights with weapons in the two villages. In a bid to restore order, Thames...
Read moreDetailsPedestrian lights used by school children on the busy A4 road have been repaired following a student petition.
Read moreDetailsA Seat In The ParkWargrave Theatre WorkshopMill GreenSeptember 19-20 What a treat it was to take my own seat to the park (Mill Green) and watch A Seat in the...
Read moreDetailsO Heavens Bubble Waffles, a new food delivery service, has launched in Earley.
Read moreDetailsThe Council has opened the new boardwalk at Winnersh Meadows, funded by Winnersh Triangle.
Read moreDetailsSCIENCE lovers are invited to join a virtual space camp with Dara Ó Briain tomorrow. Wargrave-based organiser, Rachel Murphy has worked to create the intergalactic event on behalf of Scholastic...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that campaigns for higher standards of animal welfare is calling on Wokingham residents to lobby MPs in a bid to prevent chlorinated chicken from coming to the UK....
Read moreDetailsThe Borough Council is offering support and career advice to school leavers.
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Councillors are joining Hillside Primary School, who are encouraging drivers to slow down on Rushey Way.
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