Council explains why England and GB flags were removed by cherry picker at 5am in Bracknell
Bracknell Forest Council has explained why England and Union Jack flags were removed by a cherry picker 'at 5am' in the morning.
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Natural space at Beaufort Park approved despite ‘disgusting’ deforestation
Details of a nature park at a huge development on the outskirts of Bracknell have been confirmed despite claims of 'disgusting' deforestation
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New access set for nature park in Bracknell despite fears over safety
A new access for maintenance vehicles is set for a nature park in Bracknell despite fears being raised over safety.
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Reading Festival 2025: Friday Round-up
Reading Today's round-up of all of the unmissable acts from Friday as Reading Festival kicks off in ebullient style
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Clive Jones praises The Cowshed after visiting the crisis charity
'It's a major asset to our community,' he says
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Tickets for domestic abuse prevention conference are on sale
Experts and campaigners will educate and empower at Kaleidoscopic UK's October convention
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Rotary Club of Wokingham announces 75th anniversary year
A new year of fundraising projects lies ahead
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Champion Berkshire Cadet wins coveted trophy
Jonathan's outstanding effort pays off
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Affordable homes, but at what cost?
A rare tree that has been protected since 1989 is set to disappear.
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Sumas’ FA cup run continues
Wokingham Town booked its place in the first qualifying round of the Emirates FA Cup for more than 14 years.
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