Lights go on in Twyford
Former Prime Minister, and local resident, Teresa May helped switch on the Christmas lights in Twyford.
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Milestone for Gorse Ride regeneration
A major milestone in the regeneration of Gorse Ride in Finchampstead was celebrated last Thursday.
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Ruth Perry inquest: No guidance on how to help distressed staff for Ofsted inspectors
The inquest into the role of Ofsted in the death of Ruth Perry has heard that inspectors had no guidance on how to deal with distress in staff
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Plans submitted for Arborfield Green supermarket
A consultation has opened to consider outline planning consent for a supermarket on Nine Mile Ride Extension
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Council to determine fate of garden treehouse
The retrospective application sought approval for a timber treehouse and zipline.
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Reopening planned for historic hospitality venue
The landmark pub and restaurant looks set to reopen before Christmas.
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Christmas and New Year waste collections
Waste collections in Wokingham Borough will be adjusted over Christmas and New Year.
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Appeal for witnesses following a burglary in Crowthorne
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Crowthorne.
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New hope for Barkham solar farm
A new solar farm in Barkham could be connected to the national grid in August 2026.
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Here’s how GWR strike action will impact you on Thursday
Great Western Railway is warning travellers there will be significant disruption on Thursday, December 7.
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