Millions of pounds of debt the council was expecting to pay have been wiped out by the government, allowing the council to spend that money elsewhere.
Read moreDetailsBracknell Council leader Mary Temperton has expressed solidarity with a young victim and the council has vowed to tighten up its checks
Read moreDetailsA waitress from Pizza Express was praised last week for taking care of an older gentleman who was having a sad time on Valentine's Day.
Read moreDetailsElderly neighbours were left without power and heating at a park home site due to an electrical fault.
Read moreDetailsTraffic has been disrupted on the M4 motorway on Friday afternoon after a vehicle fire has forced the closure of multiple lanes
Read moreDetailsJones has asked to meet Thames Water.
Read moreDetailsPavements in Market Place will be restored to their original condition.
Read moreDetailsChurch Road in Swallowfield is still closed.
Read moreDetailsBarchester's donation to The Cowshed will help make a difference says the charity
Read moreDetailsBrave the scenic route to enjoy Wokingham's collection of unique rural outlets
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