Investigation finds 'no fault' after mother clashes with council about daughter's education
An investigation found there was "no fault with the council's actions" after a mother complained about its attempts to get her daughter back to school.
Almost half of Berkshire has received a Covid jab
Almost half the population of Berkshire has received at least one dose of .
What is being done to help Long Covid patients in Reading?
For around one in three people, catching Covid-19 is an inconvenience that comes with 10 days of self isolation and no symptoms, and for more than 150,000 people in the UK, it has been fatal.
Plans for new Newbury sports stadium to take big step forward
Plans to build a new sports stadium in Newbury are due to take a big step forward this month.
Decision on 265 home Tilehurst development delayed again
A long-awaited decision on plans for 265 new homes in Tilehurst has been delayed again.
1,000 homes could be built near Newbury after developers lodge appeal
Up to 1,000 homes could be built near Newbury if developers win a planning appeal in May.
Election candidate criticised for describing councillor role as 'stepping stone'
A Liberal Democrat candidate looking to become a councillor has been criticised for describing the role as “a stepping stone”.
Police and council stop 'large scale' car cruising meet from going ahead
Police officers and council workers prevented dozens of car cruisers from meeting in last weekend.
County lines drugs gangs 'come from almost every direction into West Berkshire'
Organised crime groups are running six county drug lines in .
Tory council leaders defend ReadiBus funding cut and slam 'ludicrous allegations'
The Conservatives who run West Berkshire Council have defended their decision to cut funding for a charity that provides elderly and disabled people with transport.
