A329 among roads with planned speed limit reductions
Parts of the A329 and A327 are set to go down to a 30 mile per hour speed limit to improve safety.
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Bracknell and Wokingham planning round-up: Update on new Sainsbury’s and new homes
This week's planning round-up features an update on a new Sainsbury's supermarket and a plan to convert a dental surgery into homes.
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Westminster diary: MP Clive Jones
Last week I visited the Council's Covid Memorial Wood at California Country Park in Finchampstead.
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Enjoy the last of this season’s #Woky Comedy Night
It's laughter for good causes and an evening of fun
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Find antiques in Wokingham
A monthly fair sells collectibles
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Wokingham to host a concert of Ukrainian music and dancing
Enjoy a springtime fundraiser filled with hope
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Football round-up: Woodley United perform the great escape
Elsewhere, the destiny of the Bracknell Sunday League Premier Division looks set to go down to the wire.
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Enjoy coffee (and more) at a Wokingham event to support Christian Aid
Added attractions include tombola, plants and books
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Inner Wheel fashion show will support The Cowshed
Earley event with supper and wine is sure to be a head-turner
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Celebrate the end of war, at a borough event
VE Day's 80th anniversary will be remembered in May
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