Work to convert M4 into Smart Motorway ends, seeing 70mph speed limit restored
WORK to convert the M4 into a so-called Smart Motorway has ended, and the speed limit has been restored to 70mph.
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Impact of firefighter bullying and racism investigation felt at Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service
The impact bullying and racism allegations in the fire service nationally has been acknowledged by firefighters in Berkshire.
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Road users in the South East advised not to travel unless essential
AS SNOW falls across the south east, road users are being advised not to travel unless absolutely essential.
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Vegan Christmas market returns to Wokingham on Sunday
The Wokingham Christmas Vegan Market, organised by Sparkle Vegan, will take over Market Place on Sunday, December 11.
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Orchestra set to delight this Christmas
A FARNBOROUGH music group will dazzle with a setlist of popular festive treats.
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Wokingham announced as latest town to receive fibre optic broadband
Construction work on the full fibre network in Wokingham has started this week in Norreys.
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Church, the place to make soup and friends
Church, the place to make soup and friends
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Keep the gifts coming
Keep the gifts coming
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MP welcomes change in policy on Government housing numbers target
The Government plans to shake-up housing targets so they are flexible according to local circumstances has been welcomed by one of the borough's MPs.
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It’s time to party with Pink Fish
It's time to party with Pink Fish
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