Woman threatened with knife and punched multiple times by man in attempted robbery in Bracknell
A woman was threatened by a man with a knife in an attempted robbery in Bracknell at the weekend.
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Police renew appeal for witnesses following fatal road traffic collision in Woodley after man dies
Thames Valley Police officers investigating a fatal road traffic collision are renewing their appeal for witnesses.
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Wokingham Without wants new homes in its parish
Wokingham borough council is currently holding a community governance review consultation.
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NHS begins autumn vaccine rollout for flu and covid
The NHS in Berkshire is kicking off its autumn vaccine roll-out, with pregnant mums and young children prioritised in September
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Poppy appeal search for volunteers
Can you help with this year's collection?
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Signs will be corrected says council after spelling mistake
Several road signs in Wokingham town centre have appeared with spelling errors.
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Naturally Speaking: Tips for managing volunteers
Environmental News and Views: How to keep a happy team
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New crossing for Norreys
Two new pedestrian crossings have been installed in Norreys ward.
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Alcohol plans approved for garage
Changes have been made to alcohol sales at a fuel station in Wokingham.
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Top referee Tim in town
Premier League referee Tim Robinson will be in Finchampstead on Thursday.
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