FROM THE CHAMBER: Tackling anti-social behaviour
How do you feel when you come home and close your front door? Anti-social behaviour is a blight on too many communities.
Read moreDetailsHow do you feel when you come home and close your front door? Anti-social behaviour is a blight on too many communities.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are Minifigures and there a giant figures ? Legoland Windsor is now the land of the giants and it's all thanks to a new ride
Read moreDetailsMusic group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
Read moreDetailsREADING made another step towards League One survival as Femi Azeez's double saw off fellow relegation candidates Charlton Athletic.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to a serious road traffic collision in Wokingham which left a teenager hospitalised on Thursday, February 1
Read moreDetailsIT'S BEEN too popular for its own good, so McDonald's has had to take it off the menu ? with a promise it will be back very soon.
Read moreDetailsTHE LATEST technology is to be installed at a Wokingham bank when it reopens following a refurbishment.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER tile showroom in Woodley that lent its name to the roundabout next to it could become a convenience store.
Read moreDetailsHelp little Hedgehogs, Foxes, and Owls at Rainbow Day Nursery have all weather fun
Read moreDetailsUntil I became a councillor, I had no idea how much of a detrimental effect a cluttered stretch of pavement can have for those who are less mobile
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