Anti-social behaviour team begins work in Wokingham borough next month
Wokingham Borough Council's in-house team will be available to deal with a range of residents' concerns from Friday, April 1.
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Woman in her 80s dies following collision between lorry and a car
A WOMAN in her 80s died followed a collision between a lorry and a car in Grazeley yesterday lunchtime.
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Foodie venue opens doors to new Reading home
The hotly anticipated launch of Blue Collar Arena was well received on social media and saw queues forming for traders throughout the day.
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Royal Berks Charity launches Walk for Wards
Places are now available at the fundraiser, which will be held at Mapledurham House on Sunday, September 25.
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Craig David to headline Newbury Racecourse’s Party in the Paddock
Craig David will headline the Newbury Racecourse Party in the Paddock event this summer.
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Co-op axes bags for life in bid to tackle climate emergency
PLASTIC bags are being axed from Co-op stores as they bring in compostable alternatives.
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Hurst residents turn out to object to 200 homes plan for village
Scores of residents turned out to sessions organised to help stop 200 new homes on a green field.
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Me2 Club looks for virtual London Marathon heroes
Me2 Club has 10 charity spaces available for the virtual event, which take place on Sunday, October 2.
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Borough council postpones primary school opening
St Cecilia?s Church of England Primary School in Matthewsgreen will not open this September.
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Call for Twyford crafters to join jubilee project
Valerie Thorn is coordinating a group to make red, white and blue bunting for the centre to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
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