Work to remove St George’s crosses in Whitley continues
Work is taking place to remove St George's crosses that have been painted onto speed bumps and road markings in Reading.
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What Bracknell council has been up to for the last three months
Work on introducing doorstep glass recycling and determining the future of getting about in Bracknell are among the key projects
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: More failure from Lib Dems
This week children across the Borough will be returning to school in shiny shoes and pressed uniforms with a new academic year ahead. A fresh start.
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Westminster Diary – MP Clive Jones: Looking back on the summer
It's great to return to Westminster and get back to fighting for our community. But before looking forward, I've been reflecting
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FROM THE LEADER: Why local papers (and opposition councillors) are vital for local democracy
You may have read that the new leader of Nottinghamshire County Council has banned councillors from engaging with the Nottingham Post
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Reading scientist will give free talk on the future of our climate
Are you global warming sceptic, worried, or curious? Come along to find out more
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Advice and Guidance systems sees thousands avoid NHS waiting lists in South East, figures show
More than 17,000 people in the South East have avoided being added to an NHS waiting list following the launch of the 'Advice and Guidance' scheme.
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Appeal for information about affray in Wokingham
A group of individuals were involved in a fight near the Woosehill roundabout.
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Wokingham parishioners welcome two new priests
Sam Tanna-Korn and Cara Smart will serve St Paul's and Woosehill churches
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Autumn is here, and with it, a horticultural show filled with seasonal colour
Twyford is the place to enjoy a weekend of blooms and baking
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