Litter pick yields 60 sacks of rubbish on the A4
The group claimed that no A4 litter had been collected by Wokingham Borough Council for weeks.
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Enviromena shortlisted for Green award
The awards are celebrating the best of the country's green economy.
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Wokingham borough film studios used for Hollywood blockbuster Ghostbusters Frozen Empire
Parts of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire were filmed at Shinfield Studios and Winnersh Studios.
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Wokingham designer wins gold at the jewellery Oscars
Janet Richardson's winged silver and horn necklace won over the judges at Goldsmiths, London
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Berkshire businesses bounce back
Report reveals Berkshire's most successful and profitable companies.
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MP is ‘misleading residents’ over California Crossroads
Sir John Redwood has again ignited the California crossroads roadworks debate.
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Woodley Festival reveals talents of the future
More than 2,000 youngsters performed in this year's gala: discover the winners
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Plans to extend sports pitch hours
A club has applied for permission to extend the hours of use at its artificial grass pitch in Sonning.
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Easter activities at Mathnasium
The maths tuition business held its soft opening last week.
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Delivering Berkshire’s economic potential
The Berkshire LEP said it will ensure Berkshire's economic potential is delivered in a sustainable and inclusive way.
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