Drainage works are set to take place at six locations across Wokingham borough next week as part of efforts to reduce the risk of road flooding.
Read moreDetailsWokingham town mayor Lou Timlin is lacing up her trainers and putting in the training miles ahead of the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon
Read moreDetailsThe charity's grants support people in need through every season
Read moreDetailsA bar in Wokingham has reopened after undergoing a refurbishment, marking a new chapter under its existing owners and management.
Read moreDetailsWe were privileged to be invited to a 'secret gig' at the Face Bar, which was a dress rehearsal for Spriggan Mist's upcoming tour
Read moreDetailsVillagers in Finchampstead are appealing to improve the safety of one of the most dangerous junctions.
Read moreDetailsA story that begins in Bracknell leads to a dangerous discovery, and unleashed evils
Read moreDetailsThe application seeks to convert the first floor to a post-16 SEND hub.
Read moreDetailsBus number 299 is believed to cost the council more than £13 per passenger.
Read moreDetailsTrading standards officers attended at a car boot sale at White Horse Lane in Swallowfield.
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