‘How many crashes is too many?’ Villagers demand action at Finchampstead’s most dangerous junction
Villagers in Finchampstead are appealing to improve the safety of one of the most dangerous junctions.
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Wokingham author releases ‘dark and atmospheric’ new thriller
A story that begins in Bracknell leads to a dangerous discovery, and unleashed evils
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SEND hub plans for old library
The application seeks to convert the first floor to a post-16 SEND hub.
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Bus services under threat
Bus number 299 is believed to cost the council more than £13 per passenger.
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Swallowfield car boot seller hauled to court over fake designer goods worth thousands
Trading standards officers attended at a car boot sale at White Horse Lane in Swallowfield.
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‘Wake up, Wokingham Council’: Fourth business leaves town centre in just three weeks
Residents have reacted furiously after it emerged that an independent children's clothes shop is the latest business to leave Wokingham town centre.
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Have your say: Bracknell neighbourhood teams seek input from residents
Bracknell Neighbourhood Policing Team is inviting residents to provide feedback on local policing priorities.
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Another business set to leave Wokingham
Another business is set to leave Wokingham - the fourth in little over three weeks.
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Wokingham streets targeted in series of vehicle thefts
Thames Valley Police are appealing for information following a series of thefts from vehicles in Wokingham.
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55 arrested in major Thames Valley crackdown on organised crime
Thames Valley Police have made 55 arrests during a large-scale operation targeting serious and organised crime across Berkshire
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