WOKINGHAM Borough Council has been awarded £91,000 by central government to help tackle rough sleeping in the area. The funds will be put towards an outreach programme, providing support for...
Read moreDetailsA TWYFORD clinic is back in business, after opening a new practice in London Road. The Back Room — which opened on Monday — has moved from a room in...
Read moreDetailsFIVE people have been arrested on suspicion of robbery while impersonating a police officer following a spate of incidents that took place across neighbouring Reading last night. Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have found a knife and a baseball bat as they carried out a sweep of a busy Earley park this week. They also seized a large quantity of drugs and...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was assaulted as she walked through a Reading town centre street and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident took place around 7.20pm on Sunday,...
Read moreDetailsResidents of Arborfield and Barkham have given their seal of approval to a new neighbourhood plan with a landslide result. They took part in a referendum on proposals on Thursday,...
Read moreDetailsThe organiser of a petition calling on the council to buy Demmark Street Car Park so it could be reopened has expressed his happiness that the deal is set to...
Read moreDetailsMENTAL health charity Sport in Mind has been announced as Reading buses’ charity of the year, writes Angela Garwood. “We are delighted to announce Sport in Mind as our new...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM must get its car parking offering right. That’s the view of the Liberal Democrat group leader Cllr Lindsay Ferris. While he welcomed the news that the borough council was...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL will be taking over the entire Denmark Street car park in hopes to provide better provision for local shoppers. The 130-space car park — which was previously operated...
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