Wokingham mayor Cllr Carol Jewel addresses community cohesion
Wokingham's borough major, Cllr Carol Jewel, used her mayoral announcement at October's full council meeting of Wokingham borough council
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Wokingham Fireworks: A spectacular night of family fun
Thousands gathered to enjoy this year's pyrotechnic display for charity
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Pedestrian sustains serious injuries in fail to stop collision in Bracknell
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian sustained serious injuries in a fail to stop collision in Bracknell.
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Bring on the buses! Councillor calls for direct route from Woodley to Twyford
A councillor has called for a direct bus service between Woodley and Twyford, the commuter village that has trains running to and from London.
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Reading Buses announces new route between Twyford and Reading
Reading Buses have announced a new service, route 12, running between Twyford and Reading via Shepherd's Hill and London Road bus lane.
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Bracknell council to spend millions on move to acquire homes for families
Millions of pounds could be spent by the council on acquiring homes for families in Bracknell.
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Reading Town Centre welcomes the return of heritage-inspired Christmas lights at annual switch-on
The magic of Christmas is coming to Reading as the town centre transforms into a twinkling winter wonderland
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Police appeals for help to trace missing man from Tilehurst, Reading
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to trace a missing man from Reading.
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No business impact assessment prior to roadworks
"I would encourage everyone not to paint too bleak a picture, which may in itself dissuade visitors", says councillor
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‘We’re struggling to survive’ Bracknell cab driver says
A taxi driver has said that the business is 'struggling to survive' in Bracknell.
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