‘We are running out of options’: Firefighters could strike over ‘derisory’ pay offer
Frontline firefighters in Berkshire could strike after they rejected a 'derisory' pay increase offer.
Read moreDetailsFrontline firefighters in Berkshire could strike after they rejected a 'derisory' pay increase offer.
Read moreDetailsResidents are trying to work out what their village society will think about a new plan to build up to 24 homes on the old site of Hurst Show.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC moved up several places in the Championship table with victory over Swansea City.
Read moreDetailsIS IT the Lynx effect? Thieves smashed the doors of a Woodley town centre store just before Christmas and stole a quantity of men's fragrances.
Read moreDetailsWokingham shoppers have been their most generous ever in support of foodbanks and local charities, helping to make it a record-breaking year
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Paul Ince described the Royals' win over Swansea City as a 'chaotic' game of football.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC secured an important three points thanks to a 2-1 win over Swansea.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans were given a belated Christmas present as goals from Andy Carroll and Tom Ince gifted them three points against Swansea City.
Read moreDetailsJEWELLERY was stolen during a raid on a Wokingham home, just before Christmas.
Read moreDetailsTHE weather outside has been frightful, but Jack Frost hasn't yet let it snow. If it happens, Wokingham Borough Council is ready to get gritting
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