Shoppers warned over unsafe Christmas toys as fake ‘Labubu’ dolls seized in Reading
Nearly 100 counterfeit "Labubu" dolls have been removed from shops in Reading, prompting warnings to Christmas shoppers about the risks posed
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Wokingham Thai boxing star Dani may be small, but at 5’4” she can pack a fair punch
The professional Thai boxer from Wokingham has her sights set on the world
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Local Plan reaches its next milestone
The independent examination of Wokingham borough council's Local Plan Update finished last week.
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Top 3 tips to snag festive deals as demand for charity shop bargains soar
With households feeling the pinch as costs rise, bargain hunters are turning to second-hand stores earlier to beat the seasonal rush
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Digital ID and the Process of Conveyancing – Prime Minister’s Comments Risk Oversimplifying Matters
Partner and head of Blandy & Blandy's Residential Property team, Manisha Bhula, discusses a recent social media post by the Prime Minister
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Promise Inclusion to benefit from Finchampstead Christmas lightshow
Festive music and dancing lights at Columbia Court will raise money for local charity
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Wokingham MP calls for protection for small high-street businesses
Clive Jones urges Exchequer Secretary to consider business rates, ahead of Budget
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Santa Paws is coming to Wokingham
Expect doggy Christmas fun at Squire's garden centre
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See Daisy’s Dream TV video
BBC Children in Need contributors go live
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New live music venue in Bracknell officially opened
A new live music venue in Bracknell has officially opened.
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