Friday | Bracknell News
Strictly Come Dancing Star Dani Harmer backs foster care campaign
The Strictly Come Dancing 2012 finalist has thrown her support behind Foster Care Fortnight, which launched on Monday and lasts until May 26.
Friday | Get Wokingham
Open evening for prospective parents of planned Evendons Free School next week
The Department for Education is due to announce if plans to launch Evendons Free School have been given the go-ahead. While they await the result, a number of mums and dads behind the project will host an open evening for prospective parents at Wokingham Town Hall, in Market Place, on Wednesday, May 22, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. The meeting is to ... (more)
Friday May 17 | Get Wokingham
Hurst community champion recieves New Year's Honour
Annette Drake, a former borough mayor, councillor, and founder and president of Hurst Village Society, was presented with the medal by Mary Bayliss, Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire, at Windsor Guildhall on April 30.
Friday May 17 | Bracknell News
No rail services at Bracknell, Wokingham and Winnersh stations on Sunday
Friday May 17 | Get Wokingham
Wokingham police chief visits Finchampstead NAG
Chief Inspector Rob France spoke about rural crime and detection rates at Finchampstead NAG's monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 8. Ch Insp France said: "The impact of rural crime is two-fold. One is economic and we recently had a farmer who had a quad bike taken and the loss to his business was much more significant than the value of the quad ... (more)
Friday May 17 | Get Reading
"When is enough enough?" ask angry village housing campaigners
'When is enough enough?' asked villagers angry about the increasing number of homes due to be built in Shinfield, Spencers Wood and Three Mile Cross.
Friday May 17 | Get Reading
Reading FC aim to buy Bearwood golf course
The Royals are hoping to move their training ground to a golf course in Sindlesham - close to where owner Anton Zingarevich went to college.
Friday May 17 | WebWire
Stiltz Lifts moves to expanded manufacturing facility in China
Stiltz Lifts has more than doubled its manufacturing and warehouse space with a move to a new state-of-the-art facility in China.
Get involved with the Pinewood Festival
Groups will be able to promote themselves on a new stage and can offer taster sessions to members of the public on Sunday, July 7, from midday to 4pm.
FOCUS: The effects of having a stroke
Around one in 60 people in the borough has suffered an stroke and need support to help them in the aftermath.
Volunteers help spruce up town with litterpick
Members of Wokingham Town Centre & Evendons Neighbourhood Action Group joined forces with three workers at Tesco, in Finchampstead Road, for a litter pick.
Sign up for Wokingham Bikeathon
Riders can choose from a 35- or 15-mile route reaching as far as Eversley and Hurst for the challenge on June 23, the last day of National Bike Week.
Learn more about fostering in Foster Care Fortnight
Wokingham Borough Council is hosting Foster Care Fortnight, from Monday until Sunday, May 26, to give prospective foster parents the chance to learn more.
Eight-year-old Wokingham schoolboy taken to hospital after fence accident
Teachers at the school phoned the boy's dad, who managed to remove the fence panel and took his son to Wokingham Community Hospital, in Barkham Road.
Popular Fair will survive Elms Field revamp in Wokingham
ORGANISERS of the popular Wokingham May Fayre say they will "work around" the redevelopment of Elms Field - but warned it may affect the success of the Bank Holiday spectacular in future.
Ambulance service first to use solar panels on its vehicles
Ambulances around Bracknell and Wokingham are contributing to saving the planet as well as saving lives after becoming the first in the country to be fitted with solar panels.
Back in the Day: Carnival Queen and nightclub plan from 1973
Bracknell beauty Linda Newton was just one of the lovely ladies going for Wokingham Carnival Queen.
A crew from Wokingham fire station was sent to Arthur Road at around 6.30pm following reports of a tree fire.
More children to learn life skills in Bracknell and Wokingham
THOUSANDS more pupils in the News's circulation area will receive first aid training, thanks to the renewal of a sponsorship deal.