A Christmas greeting from Bracknell MP James Sunderland
Christmas is a time of joy for many but please spare a thought for those on their own this year. Loneliness can be a problem, notably for older people, so...
Read moreChristmas is a time of joy for many but please spare a thought for those on their own this year. Loneliness can be a problem, notably for older people, so...
Read moreONE OF the borough's four MPs has resigned from his government position today, one of 38 who have stepped down in the past 24 hours. James Sunderland, whose Bracknell constituency...
Read moreFIRE engines have been called to a caravan fire in Wokingham this evening. The van has been left at the side of the Easthampstead Road level crossing in Wokingham. The...
Read moreA MINIATURE railway is starting its engine as it finally reopened its doors this weekend. Pinewood Miniature Railway, based at Pinewood Leisure Centre, Old Wokingham Road, welcomed back visitors on...
Read moreALL ABOARD the miniature train as it calls for more volunteers this summer: Pinewood Miniature Railway, based at Pinewood Leisure Centre in Wokingham Without, is welcoming new members to help...
Read moreA GYMNASTICS club is tumbling back into class as lockdown eases. Pinewood Gymnastics, Old Wokingham Road, Crowthorne, welcomed back its young members on April 12 following its closure during the...
Read moreA PETITION aimed at making changes to the planned South Wokingham Distributor Road to make it safer for pedestrians and cyclists was presented to the virtual council meeting held on...
Read moreTHE GOVERNMENT needs to do more to support small businesses and the fitness industry, which have both needed to close as a result of the new Tier 4 restrictions. Bracknell...
Read moreThe car park in Heath Lake has reopened following resurfacing works.
Read moreResurfacing work has begun at Healthlake car park, and it will be closed for around two weeks.
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