Arborfield homes plan set for approval
Outline planning approval is set to be granted for 70 houses in Arborfield.
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Junction to close for new road build
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at the junction with Finchampstead Road until early September.
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Jones vowes to keep fighting
One year after his election, Clive Jones has vowed to keep fighting for Wokingham.
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Closure order for Wokingham house
The full closure order will remain in place for three months.
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FA draws revealed
The early round draws of the national cup competitions have been made.
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Young cadets celebrated in Royal Berks Fire and Rescue graduation ceremony
Fire cadets from across Berkshire received recognition from the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service at a special Graduation Ceremony this week
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Police release information in bid to trace man missing from Crowthorne
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help tracing Christopher, 33, reported missing from Crowthorne.
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New speed limits come into force
'It'll take a few weeks to remove old speed limit signs along these routes ..'
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New shopping destination on the way
The first shops will be completed next year.
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New speed limits officially introduced on roads in Wokingham, Winnersh, Shinfield and Finchampstead
New 30mph speed limits have officially been introduced on roads across Berkshire.
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