Berkshire businesses bounce back
Report reveals Berkshire's most successful and profitable companies.
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MP is ‘misleading residents’ over California Crossroads
Sir John Redwood has again ignited the California crossroads roadworks debate.
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Woodley Festival reveals talents of the future
More than 2,000 youngsters performed in this year's gala: discover the winners
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Plans to extend sports pitch hours
A club has applied for permission to extend the hours of use at its artificial grass pitch in Sonning.
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Easter activities at Mathnasium
The maths tuition business held its soft opening last week.
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Going through menopause? Learn how to manage symptoms at a borough leisure centre
Places Leisure is offering a new course, Move Through Menopause, at Wokingham, and Lodden Valley leisure centres
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Delivering Berkshire’s economic potential
The Berkshire LEP said it will ensure Berkshire's economic potential is delivered in a sustainable and inclusive way.
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Banned from every Co-op: Wokingham man stopped from entering food stores
Michael Campion pleaded guilty to 13 counts of theft and one count of assault following a crime spree in Wokingham's Co-op stores
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Get Kung Fu fighting: Showcase Cinema in Winnersh offers free taster session ahead of Kung Fu Panda 4 screening
NEVER have the words of a song ever been more true: tomorrow cinemagoers in Winnersh will all be kung fu fighting, and all to celebrate the launch of Kung Fu...
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Cable “chopped” in Woosehill
A Wokingham resident has been left without an internet connection after workers "chopped through" his wifi cable.
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