New National Highways campaign urges lane hoggers and tailgaters to change their driving style
DRIVERS who hog motorway lanes when the inside lane is empty are being urged to change their ways.
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Evening of jazz in Crowthorne this Friday
AN EVENING of jazz by talented young musicians will be on the cards for visitors to Crowthorne.
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See spring blooms at a Twyford show
See spring blooms at a Twyford show
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Police launch investigation into aggravated burglary in Wokingham Without
AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into an aggravated burglary in Wokingham Without.
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Pothole-infested road in Hurst to be resurfaced this weekend
A key link road through the borough is being resurfaced after many complaints by drivers.
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Government to consider Winnersh Aldi plans
Wokingham Borough councillors approved plans in December, but the government must give final approval.
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No election in Norreys East
No election will be held for the vacant Norreys East ward on Wokingham town council.
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Woodley Concert Band to present Bond and Disney medleys at its spring concert
MUSIC from the James Bond films, along with some Disney favourites form the programme to Woodley Concert Band's spring concert
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Foiled again and again and again … re3 launches campaign to boost recycling of the flexible friend
FORGET the Fantastic Four, think of the Fantastic Foil. That's the message from the company that tackles your waste and recycling.
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Be kind: New campaign from South Western Railway aims to stamp out abusive behaviours from customers
A NEW campaign has been launched aimed at keeping customers on the right tracks when it comes to behaviour.
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