Car trapped in floodwater on Mill Lane in Sindlesham
A CAR attempted to drive through flood waters in Sindlesham got trapped and needed to be rescued by members of Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service
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Flooded home in Wargrave sees fire crews rescue four people
FOUR people had to be evacuated from a home in Wargrave on Saturday, January 6.
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A night of Billy Joel thanks to Wokingham Music Club
THE first gig for 2024 from Wokingham Music Club will celebrate the creativity of Billy Joel.
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Hunting season opens in Wokingham … for potholes
HUNTING season has opened in Wokingham ? not for animals, but for potholes.
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Father Willis to be played as organ recitals return to Reading
A LUNCHTIME organ recital is coming to Reading Town Hall.
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Jazz night at the Oakwood Centre later this month
AN EVENING of jazz is coming to Woodley later this month, thanks to the Martin Hart Trio
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Vehicle stranded in Sandford Lane flooding
TWO people had to be rescued from floodwater on Sandford Lane in Woodley on Saturday afternoon.
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Quiz night to return to The Bull at Barkham
THE Bull at Barkham has reopened and brought back its weekly quiz.
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Man in his eighties dies while attempting to cross the carriageway on the M4 – police appeal for witnesses
A MAN in his eighties died on the M4 yesterday evening, and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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M4 in Berkshire closed in both directions after serious incident
THE M4 has been closed in both directions this morning (Monday, January 8) and is not expected to reopen until lunchtime following a serious incident
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