Bracknell MP James Sunderland refutes claims he’s in favour of sewage being dumped in rivers
Bracknell's Conservative MP has hit back after being accused of being 'clearly happy with sewage in our rivers'.
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Thames Valley Police co-ordinates three-day initiative to tackle ‘county lines’ offences
Thames Valley Police was among a number of forces taking part in a joint operation tackling county lines offences such as drug trafficking and theft
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California Crossroads work: Bus diversion route is the only option
There are fears other traffic will likely follow the same diversion route.
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A new future for social care
The future of adult social care is looking bright, as Wokingham Borough Council signed up to a new Social Care Future Charter.
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Police renew appeal for help locating Wokingham man wanted in connection with bike thefts
Thames Valley Police has renewed its appeal for help tracing James Moore, wanted in connection with the theft of two bikes in 2022
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Reading Honda dealership sold for £6.2m
THE FREEHOLD of a prime Reading car dealership has been bought for £6.2m.
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Bus boost for Bracknell
Thames Valley Buses has announced its investment in four new single deck buses.
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Patients urged to only use A&E for urgent emergency care as it sees high levels of busyness
The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust has posted to social media to say that it is dealing with high levels of busyness
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Police appeal for help tracing man wanted in connection with assault in Earley
Hanza Quadri, 29, is being sought in connection with an assault which took place in Eastcourt Avenue at around 7.30pm on Wednesday, January 3
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Plans refused for coffee drive-through
Plans for a Starbucks cafe and drive-thru on a busy roundabout have been rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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