Parked car delayed double-yellow lines
A parked car almost caused chaos when council workers arrived to implement double-yellow lines.
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Finchampstead votes to keep rural character
Recent vote achieved almost 90% support.
Why Nick Heyward from Haircut 100 has great affection for Reading (apart from platform six of the station)
IT COULD well be the biggest hit Haircut100 is yet to have ? and it's all thanks to Reading Railway ...
FROM THE CHAMBER: Proper Decision Making Needed
Last April Clive Jones promised that the Liberal Democrats would offer competence and compassion if they were elected
POETRY CORNER: Mankind doesn’t need to eat foie gras
Man's inhumanity to man is bad enough But if you're a hapless animal then tough luck, You've definitely drawn the ...
Police called to Rose Street incident
Emergency services were called to an incident in Wokingham on Tuesday evening.
Warning issued for heavy rain
Berkshire has been placed under a yellow weather warning for heavy rain.
IN THE COMMUNITY: South Berkshire Singers donate concert proceeds to Wokingham church’s building project
MEMBERS of the South Berkshire Singers dedicated proceeds of their Summer Concert to the 'spaceforall' project at All Saints Church ...
Could cuts to litter bins be binned? But cuts to the cuts are still on the cards
A Council committee has voted not to recommend a reduction in litter bin provisions.
Excitement blooms as Wokingham gardeners prepare to host this popular BBC Radio 4 show
Excitement blooms as Wokingham gardeners prepare to host BBC Radio4 broadcast
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