Plan convert Binfield barn from agricultural use to commercial rejected
A PROPOSAL to change the use of a barn in Binfield from agricultural use to commercial has been rejected by Bracknell Forest Council.
Read moreDetailsA PROPOSAL to change the use of a barn in Binfield from agricultural use to commercial has been rejected by Bracknell Forest Council.
Read moreDetailsA new shared ownership brand has been launched by a Berkshire-based real estate company.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council is predicting a £3.3m shortfall in council finances by 2025-26 - a two-year drop in spending power of 2%
Read moreDetailsA HORTICULTURAL community event will see visitors of all ages return to Swallowfield Park for two days of festivities.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM youngsters with additional needs could face "heartbreak and confusion" if proposed changes to school transport go ahead
Read moreDetailsBerkshire LEP welcomes clarity from government ministers regarding core funding changes
Read moreDetailsEMERGENCY services were called to Twyford last week after two vehicles involved in a collision.
Read moreDetailsFIRE crews were called to Twyford in the early hours of Friday, August 18, to tackle a blaze in the woods.
Read moreDetailsRail users are being urged to give their views on plans to shut ticket offices in Wokingham Borough.
Read moreDetailsDiscover artists and their work at Wokingham Arts Trail this autumn
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