JEWELLERY was stolen during three daytime burglaries at properties in Earley and Woodley yesterday (23). Between 9.45am and 6pm on Wednesday, the conservatory door of a property in Shepherds Avenue was...
Read moreDetailsWILLING hands are needed to help make Wokingham a cleaner place. A community litter pick has been organised for this weekend – and you won’t have to go far to make...
Read moreDetailsDEFEATING St Christopher’s 25-15 saw the Year 8 netball team at Maiden Erlegh School crowned COCO5 tournament winners. It was a day the youngsters are unlikely to forget in a...
Read moreDetailsAN 88-year-old man has been charged over the murder of a Lower Earley woman. On Saturday, November 21, Josephine Williamson was discovered at a house in Elm Lane, Lower Earley. A man...
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS face four weeks of road closures from Easter as part of a major revamp to the A3290. The Suttons Flyover, which leads to Thames Valley Business Park, needs urgent...
Read moreDetailsA CLUB founded to help dig for victory in the Second World War is celebrating its 75th anniversary by welcoming a plant hunter who was kidnapped by guerrillas. Tom Hart...
Read moreDetailsTHE driver of a car that collided with a tree in Earley this morning has been taken to hospital. Police officers and ambulance crews were called to The Drive, just...
Read moreDetailsAN ARMED robbery took place in Earley last night and police are appealing for witnesses. Thieves stole mobile phones and a laptop, which took place during rush hour on one...
Read moreDetailsA DISCARDED cigarette caused a fire which gutted the ground floor of a home in Earley on Thursday night. Pumps from Wokingham Road, Caversham Road and Whitley Wood raced over...
Read moreDetailsWith rail services in Wokingham this morning hit by cancellations and delays, due to over running engineering works, you have been on Twitter to share your side of the story....
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