M4 in Berkshire closed in both directions after serious incident
THE M4 has been closed in both directions this morning (Monday, January 8) and is not expected to reopen until lunchtime following a serious incident
Read moreDetailsTHE M4 has been closed in both directions this morning (Monday, January 8) and is not expected to reopen until lunchtime following a serious incident
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that is marking its 200th anniversary this year says that over the past decade it has helped rehome more than 1,700 animals in Berkshire
Read moreDetailsWokingham featured in the top ten least infected areas of England for chlamydia, with a total of 223 newly reported diagnoses.
Read moreDetailsHM Revenue and Customs is urging nearly 5.7 million customers to file their tax return for the 2022 to 2023 tax year.
Read moreDetailsTHERE is an outside chance it could snow in Wokingham or Reading tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsA Reading Today front page has been voted the best in the country following a hotly contested readers' poll
Read moreDetailsResidents who encounter full bottle banks are being urged to take their recycling home.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of Wokingham Pride will be holding a planning meeting for this year's event.
Read moreDetailsIt only takes a few minutes to apply, and these trees could bring several lifetimes of benefits.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council was forced to suspend comments on a social media post after "offensive" comments were posted.
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