Demolition of former council offices gets blessing from Reading
The demolition of the former Berkshire County Council offices has received support from councillors in Reading, but concerns remain over traffic
Read moreDetailsThe demolition of the former Berkshire County Council offices has received support from councillors in Reading, but concerns remain over traffic
Read moreDetailsThe arch in Cemetery Junction has been closed to the public for safety reasons following advice by structural engineers
Read moreDetailsWe want Wokingham Borough to be a place where everyone can thrive. This is what we aim for with the Wokingham Communities Vision.
Read moreDetailsA Reading MP was one of two detained and subsequently deported as part of a delegation to Israel yesterday (Saturday, April 5).
Read moreDetailsThe boss of Bracknell Forest Council is among the highest paid out of all Berkshire local authorities.
Read moreDetailsAn investigation into a fly tipping incident on Winkfield Row near St Mary's School in Bracknell is taking place.
Read moreDetailsA giant daffodil created by Hurst Hookers crochet and knitting group will be a highlight of Hurst's Easter Trail.
Read moreDetailsA new book is being snapped up by readers keen to escape the pressures of our troubled world.
Read moreDetailsJalpari of Woodley has applied to extend its hours.
Read moreDetailsA vacant film studios that went into administration last year could be demolished.
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