To many residents these venues are more than simply bricks and mortar. Each of these beloved cinemas across the borough hold fond memories as residents flocked to watch new film releases. Often referred to as dream places, the old structures
Drivers are being made aware of road works set to take place next week. Drainage works will be taking place over night from next Monday, September 28. ALSO READ: 'Like a cat playing with a mouse': Readers think second lockdown is inevitable
WORK on a new youth hub in the town centre has officially got underway after months of preparation. Major plans to convert the bottom floor of Braccan Walk Car Park into a new space for youngsters were submitted in February before the proposals
SOUTH Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) is holding elections for members of the public to join the Trust’s Council of Governors. In Berkshire, SCAS is looking for one governor. READ ALSO: Reading roads to be resurfaced - here
Thieves have been swooping onto doorsteps of homes in Wokingham and making off with parcels left outside. A warning has come from police that thieves are stealing parcels left outside of people's homes in the Wokingham borough, and police are now
THE councillors who represent an area of Bracknell Forest caught up in a row over where a popular part of South Hill Park falls within a new map of the borough have had their say on the controversy. Earlier this month the council agreed its response
A RACING car driver from Sunningdale has won a 24 hour endurance race having taken part in the competition last weekend. The highly anticipated 88th 24 Hours of Le Mans took place this past weekend (September 19-20), after a three-month postponement
A CARE home staff member in Ascot has been named a 'care home hero' by a nation-wide competition. Linda Waite, business administrator for Larkland House, London Road, Ascot, was nominated for the 'care home hero' title for her outstanding work with
A CARE home in Wokingham has been presented with an award for their work in dementia care. Alexandra Grange Care Home, Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham, was given the Outstanding Relationship-Centred Care Home in Dementia (ORCHID) award on September
The UK could be facing about 50,000 new Covid-19 cases a day by mid-October, leading to 200 deaths a day a month later if the current rate of infection is not halted - the Government’s chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance has warned. Here's
MORE than £100,000 could be ploughed into getting more Covid-19 tests for people in Wokingham. Wokingham Borough Council has pledged to spend £120,000 on providing 1,000 more tests as the NHS Test and Trace service struggles to meet demand nationally
Police have issued a dispersal order following reports of anti-social behaviour. Following recent complaints made by residents in Crowthorne, police have brought in tougher measures to tackle the problem. READ MORE: Rise of eight coronavirus
Many Bracknell readers have responded to talks of a second national lockdown following a surge in coronavirus cases. Almost 100 people have reacted to our Facebook post asking readers whether we are heading for a national lockdown. READ MORE
The number of recorded coronavirus cases in Bracknell Forest increased by 10 over the weekend, official figures show. Public Health England figures show that 481 people had been confirmed as testing positive for Covid-19 by 9am on Monday (September
Christmas cheer is already in full swing as residents look to celebrate a different way this year. A Facebook group was created in Bracknell last week to get people in the Christmas spirit. READ MORE: Top five riverside restaurants to visit
THE following cases appeared at Reading and Slough Magistrates' Court: August 12: ALSO READ: Crowthorne: Bird-owner facing trial at Reading court EDWARD LEAH, 22, of Viking Ways, Bracknell, admitted criminally damaging a fire door
