‘Witch hunt’: Bracknell councillor launches furious attack over misconduct hearing
A town councillor has slammed the administration at Bracknell Forest for organising a hearing into misconduct which his solicitor cannot attend.
Read moreDetailsA town councillor has slammed the administration at Bracknell Forest for organising a hearing into misconduct which his solicitor cannot attend.
Read moreDetailsA strip of land off a long residential road in Woodley which is owned by a council has been put up for sale.
Read moreDetailsTwyford's mainline railway station is a great asset. It offers fast services to London and will soon be the most used station in Wokingham borough.
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about the impact of a plan for more than 2,000 homes on the edge of Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsPolice will deploy live facial recognition vans in Reading during the August bank holiday weekend.
Read moreDetailsCars are great. Drivers can travel when and where they want and access work and leisure in areas not served by public transport.
Read moreDetailsPolice have seized two electric motorbikes after reports of dangerous riding in and around Sandhurst Memorial Park.
Read moreDetailsA partial closure order has been secured on a property in Reading following concerns about drug dealing and drug use.
Read moreDetailsPiggott School students take double-yacht ocean challenge with Tall Ships Youth Trust
Read moreDetailsThe 40th anniversary of a Finchampstead dance school was recognised in the Houses of Parliament last month.
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