Fans of the BBC TV programme Antiques Roadshow have a rare opportunity to see the show being filmed next year - its makers have added Berkshire to its list of...
Read moreDetailsA project to install a bridge across the M4 by Shinfield needs to close the motorway next week to enable the work to be completed. The Shinfield Relief Road bridgeworks...
Read moreDetailsA touching thank you note has been received by a Wokingham man after a family visited his festive light display. While writing thank you notes for Christmas presents might be seen...
Read moreDetailsMohammed Rehman and Sana Ahmed Khan were found guilty today of preparing for acts of terrorism in the UK by buying chemicals online in order to make explosives for a martyrdom...
Read moreDetailsA top cop has said that the couple behind a plot to bomb a London shopping centre were "dangerous individuals who represented a genuine threat". Mohammed Rehman and Sana Ahmed Khan...
Read moreDetailsA woman from Earley and her Reading-based husband have been found guilty of plotting a terror attack. The jury delivered their verdict today, Tuesday, December 29. Sana Ahmed Khan, 24,...
Read moreDetailsEmergency crews were called out to an incident on the A329m on Christmas Day. A driver reported that he was feeling unwell and had pulled over, seeking medical assistance. It...
Read moreDetailsWith Christmas Day being the day in which all the big stores are shut, you might be wondering what to do if that latest toy doesn't come with batteries, or...
Read moreDetailsSo, here it is, Merry Christmas - after 23 days, Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar came to a close with a celebration of Christmas. Wokingham Baptist Church was the venue for...
Read moreDetailsWe've got some good news and bad news if you want to celebrate Christmas with a kebab. Peach Street cafe and takeaway Kebab Extra will be staying open late tonight...
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