Police hunt man with Bracknell links wanted for affray
Police are searching for a 23-year-old man with links to Bracknell, Epsom and Ewell.
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Amount raised for Wokingham’s Poppy Appeal revealed
This year's Wokingham Poppy Appeal has raised in the region of £80,000.
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Warning about fake calls from licensing officers
Businesses are being urged to be vigilant after claims a fake licensing officer has been contacting premises and demanding overdue annual fees.
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Blandy & Blandy staff get life-saving training
Employees at law firm Blandy & Blandy recently completed vital training on CPR.
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Parking wardens praised across community
Wardens are making more visits to schools than in the previous financial year to improve road safety for pupils, which has been well received.
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Restrictions to target inconsiderate parking
New parking restrictions are being proposed in the borough, in response to people parking inconsiderately.
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Company gains full control of The Oracle as glimpse of future is teased
The company that manages The Oracle in Reading has gained full control of the shopping centre, as a glimpse of the future has been teased.
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New resident parking permit scheme approved
Changes to how resident parking permits operate in Wokingham borough have been approved.
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Wokingham’s population projected to surpass 200,000 in next decade
The population of Wokingham and the surrounding areas will pass 200,000 in 10 years, it has been predicted.
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Fans set for a pop-culture takeover as Reading Comic Con returns
A wave of superheroes, sci-fi icons and comic-book enthusiasts is expected as comic con returns to Reading
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