Bracknell man forced to sleep rough as council fails to find place to stay
A man is being forced to sleep rough with his pet dog in the streets of Bracknell as the council has failed to find them a place to stay.
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Shaun the Sheep sculptures invade Reading as residents join fun trail
12 giant Shaun the Sheep sculptures have flocked to Reading this summer.
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The future of transport in Bracknell for 12 years decided – without ULEZ
A plan laying out the future of driving, walking, cycling and getting the bus in Bracknell for the next 12 years has been decided.
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Wokingham MP Clive Jones welcomes President Macron’s vision for a closer cooperation between UK and France
Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, Clive Jones, has reflected on the importance of President Macron's Parliamentary address.
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FROM THE MP: Trapped in the nightmare of property management fees
Too many residents have chased the dream of home-ownership only to be trapped in the nightmare of property management fees.
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Barchester’s latest care home is declared open
Farley Gardens, Barchester Healthcare's new care home in Bracknell, has opened its doors in style
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Offices to flats plans approved
Offices in an industrial estate in Lower Earley are due to be converted into flats.
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Crowthorne leader wins national award
Sarah leads the management of two Crowthorne-based care and supported living services.
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Dinton Pastures to host SUPathlon in September
Dinton Pastures Country Park will play host to the fourth Dinton SUPathlon in September for an event which looks to challenge athletes of all levels.
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Man arrested after crash near Wokingham leaves motorcyclist with life threatening injuries
A man has been arrested after a crash near Wokingham has left a motorcyclist with life threatening injuries
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