ADVICE FROM BLANDY & BLANDY PARTNER Karen Jones, head of Blandy & Blandy Solicitors’ nationally recognised Planning & Environmental Law team, takes a look at the impact the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic...
Read moreDetailsA NEW service has been launched by local company, LetsLocalise to support communities across the country during the pandemic. Inspired to make a real difference to key worker’s lives after...
Read moreDetailsA TRAIN company wants to know if it’s on the right tracks, even during the coronavirus. South Western Railway, which runs services through Wokingham borough’s railway stations on the Reading...
Read moreDetailsA RESIDENTS’ group has issued a security alert after a house burglary and reports of people trying house doors in the area at night and during the day. Hurst Village...
Read moreDetailsThe 41-year-old woman was riding her horse on a bridleway between noon and 1pm when five off-road motorcycles, who were also in the wooded area, caused the horse to bolt...
Read moreDetailsThe easing of the lockdown is an important stage in the corona virus epidemic and we need to be careful and take gradual steps forward at this difficult time. However,...
Read moreDetailsWE ARE now starting to think about what’s next, said borough council leader, John Halsall. After seven weeks of the tightest lockdown measures, Cllr Halsall said the borough council is...
Read moreDetailsMatt Rodda has warned that the economic recession facing the hospitality sector should be reason enough for the Prisons Minister to cancel the sale of Reading Gaol to a private...
Read moreDetails"Plans to re-open schools and early years settings must focus on reassuring parents that it will be safe for children to return to school."
Read moreDetailsThe 21-year-old man from Reading and the 34-year-old man from Wokingham who were arrested on suspicion of rape have been released on bail until Thursday, June 4 and Friday, June...
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