Details revealed for Wokingham Ale Trail launch
The Ale Trail will run from June 7 to July 12.
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Woodley Council reveals which community projects are getting cash support
Nine community grants were approved.
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Charity says goodbye to oldest volunteer
At 85 years old, Barbara has been a cornerstone of The Cowshed for more than five year.
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Residents losing tens of thousands in “exploitative” park home charge, MP warns
The MP noted that park home residents are being forced to pay 10% of the sale price to the site owners.
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Bracknell Forest launches big plan that could change where your child goes to school
Families across Bracknell Forest will be invited to have their say on a new plan.
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Wokingham Youth Counsellors honoured for life-changing mental health support
Two youth counsellors have been recognised with Mayor's Honour awards.
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Wokingham councillor runs three marathons in six weeks for Royal Berks Charity
Rohit Ahlawat took part in two full marathons and one half marathon to raise money
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Liberal Democrats win was tinged with sadness
Katrin Harding loses her seat by just a few votes
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How the new Renters’ Rights Acts affects renters and landlords around Reading
New legislation which will see sweeping changes to how tenants and landlords deal with renting homes has been rolled out across the country.
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Hall & Woodhouse reveals partnership with Top Gear legend James May
The presenter's award-winning gin can now be enjoyed at Peacock Farm, Hall & Woodhouse Crowthorne,
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