Faulty battery causes electric HGV fire in Woodley
FIRE CREWS were called to Woodley late last month to tackle a fire on an electric HGV.
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Garage fire in Wokingham
A BLAZE in a garage in Wokingham saw fire crews called out to tackle it.
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Stolen motorbikes recovered by Wokingham police
TWO stolen motorbikes were recovered from two different locations in Wokingham on Saturday, May 11.
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Charity is all swings and smiles, thanks to donation from Berkshire Freemasons
A CHARITY that offers help and support to families with disabled children will be able to further its work thanks to a grant from the Freemasons
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Lift rescue in Hare Hatch
FIRE CREWS had to rescue a person trapped in a lift in Hare Hatch.
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Fire on tracks sees trains suspended between Reading and Wokingham
TRAINS between Reading and Wokingham have been cancelled after a fire has broken out next to the tracks. Services are expected to be cancelled or delayed until 1pm. In a...
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Family-friendly festival returns to University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus this weekend
A HOST of family fun is coming to the Univeristy of Reading this weekend, and everyone is invited.
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The Reading-area suffragettes campaign explored in new talk from Wokingham Society
HOW THE suffragettes campaigned in Reading will be the focus for a new talk next month.
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Wokingham hospital garden receives boost from garden centre
A TRANQUIL garden in Wokingham will be growing nicely, all thanks to a donation from one of the borough's garden centres.
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Hennerton golf club ‘chips in’ raising more than £16,500 for Sue Ryder
MEMBERS of a Wargrave golf course have raised more than £16,500 for a charity providing palliative care.
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