Appeal for information about affray in Wokingham
A group of individuals were involved in a fight near the Woosehill roundabout.
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‘Best-ever’ pie back on the menu
It is back on the menu at the Oakingham Belle after selling out in just six weeks in April.
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Sumas cup run comes to an end
They lost 1-5 against their more experienced and accomplished opponents.
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Sunday League kicks off
The Bracknell Sunday League kicks off this weekend.
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Event to mark opening of new McDonald’s in Wokingham
It will open to the public at 10am next Wednesday, September 10.
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Concerns over affordable homes plans
A large number of objections to the scheme have been made.
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Winnersh craft fair stalls appeal
Winnersh parish council is looking for stallholders.
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Consultation on Charvil plans
The plan will help guide development in the area.
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MP urges government to back national cancer strategy
He says new figures are a ".. wake-up call.
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Jones calls for rail fares freeze
Call to ".. give commuters in Wokingham a reliable service and fair deal."
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