Birds in focus thanks to housebuilder
Students from Nine Mile Ride primary school took part in the RSPB Big Schools' Birdwatch campaign.
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See stunning images in Berkshire
The world-renowned exhibition is coming to Berkshire.
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Have your say on how you’re represented
The Community Governance Review is carried out every ten to 15 years.
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Woodley sewer works on hold
Thames Water has paused its works on Waingels Road in Woodley.
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Jones demands action on social care
He has called for the government to commit to completing their review by the end of the year.
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Your path to policing
Thames Valley Police is holding an online webinar.
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Bus links improving in north of borough
New routes have been launched to improve connections around Twyford.
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Health concerns raised over ‘eyesore’ digital advertisement screens in Wokingham
Concerns have been raised that a council's introduction of digital advertisement screens could contribute to unhealthy eating.
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Beatles & music memorabilia valuation day in Henley-on-Thames
A world leading music memorabilia specialist will be visitng Henley-on-Thames to offer free valuations of rare music memorabilia items.
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Appeal launched for double yellow lines along primary school walkers route
An appeal has been launched to make a crossing used by primary school children safer
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