Blandy & Blandy welcomes Rob Keyse
Blandy & Blandy is a leading Thames Valley law firm.
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Boy suffers broken leg after collision with car in Finchampstead, police appeal for witnesses
Police are appealing for witnesses after a boy suffered a broken leg in a collision involving a car and a bicycle in Finchampstead.
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Wokingham woman tackles London marathon to help autistic children and young people
Beth Jones will take on the famous 26.2 mile running challenge across the capital.
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Have your say on Charvil plan
Residents will decide whether to adopt or reject a neighbourhood plan.
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Bracknell vows to be safer for women as leader announces safety charter
Bracknell has revealed its new strategy for protecting women in an impassioned intervention by the council leader.
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Bracknell homebuyers hit by IT fault nightmare before finally getting keys
A couple from Bracknell have shared how they navigated the challenges of the local housing market's council IT glitch and completed their move
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Dame Judi Dench’s “last painting” to go under the hammer at star-studded event
Prizes on offer from the online auction include a truly unique framed landscape painting by Dame Judi Dench.
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Wokingham road closure set to disrupt drivers for nearly a month
Evendons Lane in Wokingham will be closed between Blagrove Lane and Edneys Hill.
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FROM THE LEADER: Why the local elections matter
Wokingham Borough have local elections to determine who serves as your local councillor and which party has political control of the borough council.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Labour’s trail of broken promises
In a manner not unlike the frequent episodes of performative outrage when Labour Ministers attempt to deflect from the Government's many shortcoming
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