Amazon delivers 50 new jobs to Bracknell
The 7,700 sqm building is expected to be fully operational next month.
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Cub Scouts enjoy a wizard evening with care home residents
Shinfield care home hosts classic film night
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Oak tree which had stood for generations at school takes on new life
A community saddened by the felling of an oak tree has taken on an inspirational new life.
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Sewer repair needs more work
Specialist intervention is needed after previous efforts caused the excavations to collapse.
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Crowthorne ethical designer empresses at London Fashion Show
Joanna Day shows her Byzantium Boutique's Empress Collection
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Royal Opera House professionals to sing in Wokingham
Wokingham In Need presents a glittering night of musical fundraising
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Landlady defends pub over smashed glass and noise complaints
A landlady has defended her pub over complaints from a neighbour about smashed glass, noise disturbance and damage to his car.
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Enjoy a night of music and storytelling in Wokingham
West End actor will entertain at the Whitty Theatre
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Push to fly Great British flag at Sandhurst memorial park rejected
A push to permanently fly the flag of Great Britain in Sandhurst has been rejected.
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Pro-Palestine activists have grilled Bracknell council over its pensions fund being used to ‘support genocide’
Pro-Palestine activists have grilled Bracknell council over its pensions fund being used to 'support genocide'.
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