Emergency services dealing with incident on railway between Wokingham and Reading
Emergency services are currently dealing with an incident on the railway line between Wokingham and Reading which is affecting services.
Read moreDetailsEmergency services are currently dealing with an incident on the railway line between Wokingham and Reading which is affecting services.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has released new advice around heat exhaustion and minimising the risks of hot weather as the hottest day of the year sees search spikes
Read moreDetailsThe discount store gave away £10 every hour for three days
Read moreDetailsYour local Conservative councillors are committed to listening to what you, our residents want, and delivering on this.
Read moreDetailsHistoric buildings around town will throw open their doors to the public for the yearly event which celebrates the history of the area
Read moreDetailsBracknell athlete Amber Rutter picked up a silver medal yesterday at the Paris Olympics Games after a controversial end to the women's skeet final.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham councillor has claimed he was 'barred' from presenting 'critical' information on a controversial housing development in a recent meeting.
Read moreDetailsNew national housing targets reveal Wokingham will have to build 500 new homes a year, while targets to Bracknell increase proposed home builds by 200
Read moreDetailsPatients are encouraged to continue to go to their doctors despite industrial action that could affect services across the area.
Read moreDetailsMore youngsters can take part in the sport thanks to new equipment
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