Council refunds drivers £68k after wrongful parking fine blunder
Reading council has refunded drivers a total of £68,000 for wrongfully issuing driving fines.
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Berkshire councils join forces to meet housing needs across the county
Berkshire councils have joined forces to assess and attempt to meet the housing needs of people across the county.
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Berkshire and Oxfordshire recommended to have new mayor
Berkshire and Oxfordshire could be unified under a new elected mayor in the coming years.
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John Edwards clarifies Reform party membership as clash with Lib Dems continues
A councillor who has got national attention for appearing on TV has clarified his membership of Reform UK in an ongoing clash with the Liberal Dems
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Clash over parking and extra bedrooms in Bracknell finally resolved
A clash over extra bedrooms being added to homes at a woodland site near Bracknell has finally been resolved.
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RABBLE’s Glitch announces tour venues across the UK
RABBLE has announced the venues which are set to host the national tour of its production exploring the story of the Post Office scandal next year.
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Community celebrates reopening of village store in Hurst
A community is celebrating the reopening of their village store which closed about 10 months ago.
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Wokingham & Bracknell planning round-up: Plan for 38 homes in Finchampstead clears hurdle
Development companies Catesby Strategic Land Ltd & Stonebond Properties have won permission to build 38 homes in the rural area of Finchampstead.
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MP: Conservative voters in Wokingham have been abandoned
'They are ignoring the damage they did to local families in Wokingham."
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Wokingham Almshouses does all it can to support residents
A boiler replacement is scheduled for mid October
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