A KNIFE-WIELDING man threatened a woman in front of a child in a terrifying late-night raid on her home earlier this week. Now police are appealing for witnesses to the...
Read moreDetailsA decision to turn down a scheme for a new single track bus lane over the River Thames will see Reading Borough Council lose approximately £19 million of funding for...
Read moreDetailsA HOME in Earley was raided by police today as part of an operation to crack down on money laundering. The Pitts Lane house was one of nine warrants that...
Read moreDetailsTo loud cheers from campaigners a plan to dump a concrete bus lane bridge on an historic riverside beauty spot was once again turned down at a meeting of Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsPROTESTORS campaigning to stop a concrete bus lane bridge being built over an historic beauty spot filled the car park of Wokingham Borough Council with the sound of birdsong this...
Read moreDetailsA HILARIOUS new video has been released by campaigners hoping to a stop a concrete bus lane bridge being built at a historic riverside location. Campaigners have taken the popular...
Read moreDetailsTWO Wokingham businesses came out tops in the first-ever Berkshire Apprenticeship Awards. Maiden Erlegh School won the Most Innovative Education-Based Apprenticeship Promotion Initiative Award the Best Adult Apprentice Award went...
Read moreDetailsA CHURCH that meets in Earley will be raising money to help a mental health charity at a special event this weekend. The Reading Church of Christ meets at the...
Read moreDetailsHE’S MAKING a list and he’s checking it twice – and the Lions know it’ll be very nice. Yes, Santa Claus is coming to town and once again he’s on...
Read moreDetailsEARLEY Town Council has once again come out against plans to build a bus lane bridge over the historic Kennetmouth. On Tuesday, November 13, its planning committee met to discuss...
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