Homeowners urged to be vigilant with burglaries anticipated to rise as people return to work
An insurance expert has warned ?complacency could cost South East homeowners dear? amidst fears of a surge in burglaries.
Read moreDetailsAn insurance expert has warned ?complacency could cost South East homeowners dear? amidst fears of a surge in burglaries.
Read moreDetailsSTORM EUNICE has arrived, bringing with it some of the strongest winds we've experienced since the great storm of 1987, and the warning is now red
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY, February 4, WADE held its latest draw in its 150 Club lottery.
Read moreDetailsTHE SOUTH East is the worst region in the country for notifying people of motorway road closures.
Read moreDetailsGet Berkshire Active has given Wokingham Borough Council's Moving with Confidence programme a physical activity hero award.
Read moreDetailsthe team from Holme Grange School, Heath Road, are the first in the world to gain the gold eduCCate Global award.
Read moreDetailsSOME schools will be switching to remote working tomorrow, while public transport will face changes as a result of Storm Eunice
Read moreDetailsDON?T let your green recycling bag become a victim of Storm Eunice.
Read moreDetailsAS BERKSHIRE braces itself for the arrival of Storm Eunice, Thames Valley Police is warning people to only call 999 in an emergency.
Read moreDetailsThe Ollie Young Foundation will be in the market square to raise awareness of #feBLUEary and other challenges it is running throughout the year.
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