Police release information in bid to trace man missing from Crowthorne
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help tracing Christopher, 33, reported missing from Crowthorne.
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New speed limits come into force
'It'll take a few weeks to remove old speed limit signs along these routes ..'
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New shopping destination on the way
The first shops will be completed next year.
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Arborfield Green jobs drop-in
More than 70 roles are available, offering flexible and part-time hours.
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Find vegan products at a Wokingham market
A monthly event specialises in animal-free produce
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Wokingham to welcome regional fuchsia show
The annual show will take place on Saturday, July 26.
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£1.5m to make social housing more efficient
The initiative supports Wokingham borough council's commitment to sustainability.
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New speed limits officially introduced on roads in Wokingham, Winnersh, Shinfield and Finchampstead
New 30mph speed limits have officially been introduced on roads across Berkshire.
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Bracknell Cheer teams win big and secure places at US competition
Two teams from Platinum Artemis Cheer, a Bracknell cheerleading programme, are celebrating major wins
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Berkshire village between Bracknell and Ascot set for 42 new homes
A village between Bracknell and Ascot is set for 42 homes after a plan was approved to demolish a house to clear the way for the development.
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