Councils in Berkshire to spend £8k each on merger with Oxford and Swindon
Councils in Berkshire are set to spend a total of £48,000 on an upcoming merger with Oxford and Swindon.
Read moreDetailsCouncils in Berkshire are set to spend a total of £48,000 on an upcoming merger with Oxford and Swindon.
Read moreDetailsThe MP for Bracknell has expressed horror at the sexual assault of a woman after a man gained access to her hotel room in a neighbouring town.
Read moreDetailsThe Bracknell Conservatives have expressed 'embarrassment' after the MP for the town was evicted from parliament for interrupting Kemi Badenoch.
Read moreDetailsBracknell's member of parliament was told to leave the chamber of the House of Commons on Wednesday.
Read moreDetailsAnimal lovers can get up close with a variety of creatures.
Read moreDetailsPolice have withdrawn an image appeal relating to a sexual assault in Braccan Walk, Bracknell that took place on 28 December last year.
Read moreDetailsThe hub will be located on Priory Fields and will provide a wide range of modern facilities.
Read moreDetailsA crash on the M4 near Reading has caused delays for drivers after a fuel spillage led to lane closures on the motorway.
Read moreDetailsThe leader of the Conservatives at Bracknell Forest Council has reacted to the news of the suspension of the leader of the council from Labour
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is highlighting the contributions of women across the force as part of International Women's Day 2026.
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