Bracknell’s Chief Executive among highest paid in Berkshire
The boss of Bracknell Forest Council is among the highest paid out of all Berkshire local authorities.
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Bracknell and Wokingham planning round-up: Council seeks permission to fly VE Day 80 celebration flag
This week's Bracknell and Wokingham planning round up features plans for a VE day flag outside the council's offices and a refused plan to relocate
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Restaurant’s plans for longer hours
Jalpari of Woodley has applied to extend its hours.
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New pitch plans for Charvil kebab van
The business had previously lost its licence to operate in Woodley.
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Planting at Covid memorial woodland
The memorial woodland is being planted to honour those who lost their lives during the pandemic.
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Search starts for new players
Wokingham Town Ladies football club is on the lookout for new players.
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Bracknell teacher banned after admitting to sexual relationship with pupil
A teacher from a school in Bracknell has been banned from teaching after he admitted to being involved in a sexual relationship with a pupil
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Woodley care home plans move forward
Progress is being made to replace the old building supplies firm.
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PCC admits ‘lack of consistency’ following publication of review into police discrimination case
Matthew Barber has announced the outcome of an independent review launched following an employment tribunal which ruled against Thames Valley Police.
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Town to mark 150th anniversary
Wokingham Town Football Club is set to kick start its 150th anniversary celebrations this weekend.
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