Happy new motoring year? Overnight road closures planned for M4 from January 2
AFTER suspending roadworks for Christmas, National Highways is preparing to start work again on the M4
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New rules for XL bully dogs
XL Bully dogs will be added to the list of banned breeds from December 31.
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Call to donate unwanted gifts
Sue Ryder is urging the public to donate any Christmas gifts they don't need, want or like.
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Driver hits out at parking enforcement
A frustrated shopper and her disabled husband have hit out at parking enforcement officers for not ticketing vehicles.
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Reading Buses to revamp timetables and rename bus stops from next week
READING Buses is seeing in 2024 with a shake-up to its timetables.
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Optalis helps Wokingham Borough Council top national rankings for helping adults with learning disabilities get into work
Two Berkshire councils topped national rankings for the proportion of adults with learning disabilities in paid employment.
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Plan your perfect wedding
A free wedding fair is set to take place in Bracknell next month.
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Boxing day boost for property market
Research from the UK's biggest property portal revealed the number of properties coming to market on Boxing Day has nearly tripled since the pandemic.
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Santa meets Holly and Ivy
The annual 'meet Santa' event helped to raise much needed funds for the charity.
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More trains at weekends thanks to GWR timetable shake-up
MORE than 14,000 extra seats are being promised by a train company as a result of launching 25 additional services at weekends.
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