California Crossroads worker threatened with stabbing
AN IRATE motorist threatened to stab a construction worker at California Crossroads earlier this week.
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Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
Hong Kongers celebrate Lunar New Year with FBC
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Strictly for the birds: Farley Hill pupils enjoy a visit to Finchwood Park
PUPILS from a Wokingham borough school enjoyed a spell of birdwatching recently thanks to a housebuilder.
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Roadworks to bring chaos to Finchampstead
Finchampstead 'now or never' project to start on Monday.
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Enjoy Chinese tea and Cantonese snacks at a Finchampstead church
Enjoy Chinese tea and Cantonese snacks at a Finchampstead church
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Nine Mile Ride pupils give their new playground the thumbs up
Nine Mile Ride pupils give their new playground the thumbs up
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Golf club targeted in burglary
Thames Valley Police is investigating a burglary at Downshire Golf Course.
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Elusive launches taproom
The taproom was officially opened by Wokingham town mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney.
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SHARE provides fresh food in Finchampstead
SHARE provides free fresh food in Finchampstead
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£8,000 raised in memory of Laura
Half marathon walk in memory of a 'much loved and brilliant' friend and colleague.
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