Car hits church, couple walk away
A couple escaped with what appeared to be minor injuries after a vehicle drove into the entrance of a Lower Earley church.
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Lexicon letting now at 94% of floor space as retailers open new stores in Bracknell shopping centre
THE COMPANIES behind a Bracknell shopping centre are celebrating a successful summer, after having let 23,500 sq ft of retail space this year.
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Rise in solar panel thefts prompts security warning
INSTALLED on roofs across the borough, they seem pretty safe, but a warning has been issued: thieves are after solar panels
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Law firm’s quiz night raises £5,000 for Reading and Wokingham-based charities
MORE than £5,000 has been raised and all by asking a few questions.
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Praise for Wokingham Medical Centre
More than 1,800 people received their flu jab at Wokingham Medical Centre.
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Fewer Berkshire homes for sale
The number of properties for sale in Berkshire has declined by 4.2%.
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Jones says country needs more wind farms
Clive Jones has stressed the need more wind farms.
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Tulip tree gifted to Royal County of Berkshire takes pride of place in Reading town centre
Reading is now home to a tulip tree gifted to the county of Berkshire by The Queen's Green Canopy marking Coronation of HM King Charles III
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No fine for injured woman
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed that no parking enforcement tickets will be issued after a woman suffered a fall.
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Two adventurers took to the skies for Wokingham learning disability charity, Promise Inclusion
Two adventurers took to the skies for Wokingham learning disability charity, Promise Inclusion
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