New speed limits officially introduced on roads in Wokingham, Winnersh, Shinfield and Finchampstead
New 30mph speed limits have officially been introduced on roads across Berkshire.
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Memorial woodland to open later this year
Around 6,700 trees have been planted at the site.
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Take part in a woodland cacao ceremony
The event will take place on Friday, July 18.
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Berkshire football winners revealed
The winners of the prestigious 2025 Trademark Windows Berkshire Football Awards were revealed.
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Don’t become a victim of quishing
Quishing is a form of phishing that uses a fraudulent QR code.
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Most and least pricey streets in Wokingham revealed
New analysis of sold house price data.
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Wokingham pub, The Two Poplars, reopens after major makeover
The Two Poplars pub in Wokingham has officially reopened its doors following a major refurbishment.
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Line-up revealed for Bracknell Sunday League
The constitution for the Bracknell and District Sunday Football League 25/26 season has been revealed.
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Bungalow in Finchampstead left in ruins following large explosion as man arrested on suspicion of arson
A bungalow in Finchampstead has been left in ruins following a large explosion.
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Football in Berkshire shortlist revealed
The annual showcase of the best of local football is organised by Football in Berkshire.
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