‘Racism has no place’: Wokingham Borough Council backs major equality charter
The charter commits organisations to having a clear and visible race equality policy.
Read moreDetailsThe charter commits organisations to having a clear and visible race equality policy.
Read moreDetailsBorough child bereavement charity shares its valuable work in the community
Read moreDetailsColleagues and guests celebrated International Women's Day at a 'sell-out' event hosted by law firm Blandy & Blandy on 10 March.
Read moreDetailsTwo local athletes who are part of the Special Olympics Great Britain (GB) movement are taking on the world-famous 26.2-mile TCS London Marathon.
Read moreDetailsRoads in Bracknell are set to benefit from a multi-million-pound resurfacing and maintenance programme.
Read moreDetailsA decision has been made on a fresh bid to sell alcohol at a troubled convenience store in Woodley.
Read moreDetailsA new permanent cash hub has opened in Crowthorne High Street, offering residents access to everyday banking services.
Read moreDetailsA makeshift BMX ramp built by young people at King George V Recreation Ground has sparked a mixed reaction
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of new homes for land south of the M4 have been given the go-ahead by Wokingham Borough Council ? despite concerns about air quality.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help to locate a man wanted in Bracknell after he breached the terms of a court order.
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