Councils in Berkshire to spend £8k each on merger with Oxford and Swindon
Councils in Berkshire are set to spend a total of £48,000 on an upcoming merger with Oxford and Swindon.
Read moreDetailsCouncils in Berkshire are set to spend a total of £48,000 on an upcoming merger with Oxford and Swindon.
Read moreDetailsA clash between two councils has been aired over the management of community centres in Earley
Read moreDetailsThe MP for Bracknell has expressed horror at the sexual assault of a woman after a man gained access to her hotel room in a neighbouring town.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones has called for Thames Water to be placed under Special Administration.
Read moreDetailsPlanning officers at Wokingham borough council have approved a planning application for 12 new apartments in a Ruscombe business park.
Read moreDetailsThe Bracknell Conservatives have expressed 'embarrassment' after the MP for the town was evicted from parliament for interrupting Kemi Badenoch.
Read moreDetailsReal estate advisory firm Savills has announced the promotion of two individuals within its Reading office.
Read moreDetailsParents do a heck of a lot, and deserve to be celebrated and supported. This week, I will be joining the launch of the Best Start Family Hub
Read moreDetailsOver the next three years the Labour Government is cutting Wokingham's funding by £43 million. This is unprecedented.
Read moreDetailsA tale of two Houses
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