‘We’ve heard nothing at all’: Disabled family’s fear as eviction deadline looms
A Wokingham family with multiple disabilities has 'heard nothing at all' since it was revealed that they were served a last minute eviction order
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham family with multiple disabilities has 'heard nothing at all' since it was revealed that they were served a last minute eviction order
Read moreDetailsCommunity centre project presents an immediate problem for the Wokingham congregation
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has launched a new motorcycle speed camera team aimed at tackling speeding and improving road safety across Berkshire
Read moreDetailsA disabled woman in her seventies and her terminally ill son say they are "terrified" after being served an eviction notice to leave their home.
Read moreDetails500km ride raises funds for Thames Valley Air Ambulance
Read moreDetailsCampaign will help the charity to provide school uniforms for youngsters in need
Read moreDetailsThe future could be looking brighter for one of Wokingham's most notorious accident black spots
Read moreDetailsPolice have urged young people to stay away from two derelict buildings in Bracknell after reports of people entering the sites increased.
Read moreDetailsPolice will have a visible presence across Henley-on-Thames throughout the Henley Royal Regatta to help keep visitors safe.
Read moreDetailsA local MP is hopeful of scoring a victory in the issue of asylum seekers housed in a town centre hotel.
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