Residents in Bracknell clash with KFC over 2am drive-thru plans
A fast-food takeaway has applied to open its drive-thru until two o'clock in the morning.
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FARR Joan
Passed away peacefully at home on 15/03/2026 aged 88 years. Much loved mother and grandmother. She will be sadly missed by family and friends. Funeral service to be held at...
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The Lexicon’s launches community recycling campaign
The Lexicon announced the launch of a new community recycling initiative titled The Remake Project.
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LEAVEY William John (Bill)
Died at Woodbury House Nursing Home on March 9th 2026. Bill worked at the Richfield Avenue Royal Mail Sorting Office from 1968 until his retirement, then as a Greeter at Asda Lower Earley. ...
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Specialist support for people struggling with fuel bills
Citizens Advice launches new Energywise Wokingham scheme
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New booklet explores Wokingham’s bygone retailers
A new booklet has been published that looks back at bygone retailers in Wokingham town centre.
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Rare 1927 Reading FC vs Man United programme could fetch thousands at auction
The edition from January 1927 comes under the hammer later this week
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New play park for Finchampstead
The previous play area had served the community well for many years, but had become tired and outdated.
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Gardening is good for you, say California Gardeners
Expect a warm welcome at their Finchampstead Spring Show
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Sping into Easter at The Lexicon
Animal lovers can get up close with a variety of creatures.
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