Met Office issues yellow weather warning of thunderstorms across the south
The Met Office warns heavy rain and thunderstorms could cause disruption across Berkshire from 10am on Thursday
Read moreDetailsThe Met Office warns heavy rain and thunderstorms could cause disruption across Berkshire from 10am on Thursday
Read moreDetailsIf holders have moved without telling the council, their pass could be sent to a previous address.
Read moreDetailsFrom Monday, May 23, to Friday, June 17, a series of overnight lane closures will be in place between junctions two (M25) and 4a (Fleet).
Read moreDetailsWeather warnings have been issued for heavy thunderstorms which are due to affect the south and south east at around 7pm on Wednesday, May 18
Read moreDetailsMost routes will operate Sunday services during the day on Easter Friday and all day Easter Monday
Read moreDetailsBerkshire is seventh safest district to drive in, according to QuoteZone.
Read moreDetailsSouth Western Railway (SWR) is dishing out nearly 50 money saving deals, including complementary wine.
Read moreDetailsThe borough council is installing smart traffic lights which can change signal timings based on how busy it gets.
Read moreDetailsBoth South Western Railway and Great Western Railway are suspending services.
Read moreDetailsAn amber alert is still in place for Berkshire, although this may change.
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