Petition calling for crossing at Earley Station presented to council
A petition signed by hundreds of residents calling for a pedestrian crossing outside Earley Station has been presented to the council.
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‘Cool’ design for selfbuild home in Crowthorne approved
A 'cool' design for a new self-build home in Crowthorne has been given the go-ahead.
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McDonald’s ‘actively reviewing’ for third Bracknell site
A fast food giant is looking to open a third store in Bracknell.
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June is the time to highlight the joys of volunteering
Find out how you can get involved in Wokingham
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Parking charges in Wokingham up – again
These latest increases mean that parking for one hour in Wokingham town centre will have risen by 87% since May 2023.
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Historic town pub listed for sale
One of Wokingham's oldest pubs has been listed for sale.
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New parking app plans revealed
It will be a 'one app fits all' parking platform.
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Get married and win a wedding at Dinton
The park is now a licensed wedding venue.
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Squire’s Hare Hatch announces new charity of the year
The garden centre will support Age Concern Twyford & District
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Nearly 100 singers raised their voices for women’s health
A two-choir concert in Reading was a fundraiser for Royal Berkshire Hospital equipment
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