The independent candidate for the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections, said he has a “straightforward” message – to get police back on the streets. Alan Robinson, who grew up...
Read moreDetailsBy LOUISE TIMLIN, Evendons candidate for the Women’s Equality Party The Women’s Equality Party (WE) have always believed that a caring community is a stronger community. The Covid pandemic has...
Read moreDetailsIt was lucky there were no casualties in last week's fire in Arborfield Green, says Wokingham.Today's editorial.
Read moreDetailsFlight Logistics, in Wokingham, has unveiled its latest custom vans which will deliver artwork across Europe.
Read moreDetailsLive shows are returning to Bracknell's South Hill Park this summer, to beat the lockdown blues.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has spent more than £6 million on road maintenance throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsSteve McManus, from the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, said the hospital can return to normal as covid cases drop.
Read moreDetailsSavills has thanked the emergency services and the Arborfield community for their support following the fire at Hayloft House.
Read moreDetailsHousebuilders are reassuring residents properties are safe following the fire in Arborfield Green, which left people homeless.
Read moreDetailsReading teenager Ollie Gerring is running from Reading to Wokingham to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
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