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The move follows a reported increase in potholes across West Berkshire.
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The authority rejected the application, which was later approved by the Planning Inspectorate.
West Berkshire Council has agreed to remove £2.85 million from the reserves of eight schools.
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service will stop sending fire engines to every alarm notification.
Vehicles donated through London's Ulez scrappage scheme are making the four-day journey to Ukraine.
The Maidenhead-based Cosmopolitan Roses took part in the Pakistan FAST5 championships.
A public consultation into moving the Royal Berkshire Hospital to one of two proposed sites has begun.
West Berkshire Council says the move is a fairer and "the right thing to do for our residents".
A note signed by Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong fetches the highest selling price at £22,000.
Philo was found exhausted alongside two other ponies by volunteers from an equine welfare charity.
Students say it helped them realise their misconceptions about the pharmaceutical industry.
Thames Water argues E. coli levels in the River Thames in June were lower than claimed.
Ruth Perry's former boss made the comments at a meeting about a council review into the head's death.
Footballers are “scared” and “anxious” about the collapse of major women's teams following the demotion of Reading, according to Bristol City midfielder Amy Rodgers.
After recovering from injury, powerlifter Louise Sugden hopes she can claim a medal at a second consecutive Paralympics.
Reading boss Ruben Selles is hoping the club's takeover is "coming to a conclusion".
Team GB rower Georgina Brayshaw is ready to "prove people wrong again" at the Paris Olympics.
Lauren Irwin will make history as the first-ever Olympian from Peterlee.
Reading boss Ruben Selles is hoping the club's takeover is "coming to a conclusion".
BBC Radio Berkshire's Reading commentator Tim Dellor gives an update on the latest developments over the sale of the club.
Former Reading FC Women vice-captain Charlie Estcourt says there should be regulation in the women’s Championship to avoid other clubs facing huge financial issues.
Wales defender Charlie Estcourt says the way players found out about Reading's withdrawal from the Championship was "unacceptable".
Lily Woodham joined the Royals in 2018 but left to play for US club Seattle Reign earlier this year.
We look at the proposed laws in the King's Speech of particular interest to our region.
Georgia Laurie punched the reptile in the face when it attacked her twin in Mexico in June 2021.
Vivid pink, green and purple hues filled the skies across the South on Friday night.
Jerry, who was flying to his son's wedding, says it was the worst day of his life.
Video captures former British gymnast Lucie Colebeck set a handspring world record in a break from performing with Cirque du Soleil.
A collection of tiny treasures from Queen Mary's Dolls' House has been put on show to mark the 100th anniversary of its creation.
Aerial footage over the Thames Valley shows flooding remains, a week after heavy rain hit.
Maidenhead
14 September 2024 10
10am to 5pm sat 14th-15th Sept - over 20 venues and 46 artists will be showing their work as part of the Cookham and Maidenhead Arts Trail. Free entry and a prize draw of £100 if you visit 5 or more venues. Meet the artis and enjoy a day out or buy something special from the maker.
Wokingham
21 September 2024 10am
The 13th trail with 30 local artists across 8 venues featuring paintings, ceramics, glass, textiles and more will be on display for sale. Venues include the Bradbury Centre and WADE. More information is available at www.wokinghamartstrail.co.uk
