Former minister in Earley
Former government minister Robert Jenrick was pounding the streets of Earley this afternoon.
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Town crier opened Woodley D-Day celebrations
Hundreds gathered to remember
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Starbucks drive-thru plans go to appeal
Residents have received letters advising of the appeal.
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Parking costs up again in Wokingham borough
The cost of parking in Wokingham borough is set to rise again next month.
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Carnival time in Woodley
One of the highlights of the year in Woodley is set to take place on Saturday.
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Fly-tippers face losing driving licence
The Conservatives have announced new measures to improve peoples' neighbourhoods and encourage community cohesion.
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Conservatives face a wipeout in Berkshire, poll suggests
They currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
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Group celebrates 50 years of 1st Woodley Boys’ Brigade
Local youth group enjoys a night of awards
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CLASP members celebrate Learning Disability Awareness Week
Look out for them during the week
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Beat The Street is back
The community game will take place across the borough from next Wednesday, June 5.
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