Changes to speed limits on major roads in Wokingham and Winnersh approved
Major roads including the A327 and A329 will see speed limit reductions after plans were approved by the council.
Read moreDetailsMajor roads including the A327 and A329 will see speed limit reductions after plans were approved by the council.
Read moreDetailsA developer will apologise to residents for incorrectly felling trees on land they live on.
Read moreDetailsA plan to knock down two homes and replace them with nine new houses in Sandhurst has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsAward-winning Twyford Drama group is busy putting the finishing touches to its production of Noel Coward's play Blithe Spirit.
Read moreDetailsThis week's Bracknell and Wokingham planning roundup features a major extension for a popular theatre.
Read moreDetailsA Woodley off-licence store will face a premises licence review after being reported of selling alochol to underage children.
Read moreDetailsBracknell residents say a live music venue is 'what the town needs' at the news that one could soon be opening.
Read moreDetailsA council has voted to support an Aldi supermarket opening in Winnersh after originally not approving the plans.
Read moreDetailsTwyford resident Ellie Hemmings conquered the London Marathon in support of the National Deaf Children's Society on Sunday 27 April.
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club has confirmed that a takeover deal which will see Rob Couhig purchase the club from Dai Yongge has been 'agreed in principle'.
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