A teenage girl who was missing from Hurst has been found safe. Tia Goldsmith, aged 14, who was missing since Sunday was tracked down on Friday, January 20. Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsNew £5,500 entrance “gates” designed to stop speeding are not getting their message across say road users, writes Sue Corcoran. The large white slatted structures on the side of four...
Read moreDetailsTIPS on how you can cut down on rubbish created over the Christmas period are being offered by the council. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) is encouraging residents to try to...
Read moreDetailsBOOK-lovers in Twyford are set to enjoy the benefits of a brand new library after planning permission was granted to restore an old building. After three years of negotiations and...
Read moreDetailsA MUCH-LOVED and respected village butcher whose regular customers included Prime Minister Theresa May has died suddenly aged 57, writes Sue Corcoran. David Jennings went into the family butchers shop in Hurst last...
Read moreDetailsA PROGRAMME to replace water pipes in and around the Twyford area has started today (Monday). Over the next six months Thames Water will be spending £3.5m replacing water pipes in...
Read moreDetailsOne of the borough’s much loved country parks has been added to a list of potential development sites. Dinton Pastures in Hurst is just one of several council owned areas that...
Read moreDetailsTWO controlled explosions were carried out at an address in Waltham St Lawrence yesterday (Tuesday). Police officers were called to a house in School Road following reports of firearms and...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham has been fined £500 for driving over the alcohol limit. Paul Dorrity, 50, of Osborne Road, appeared at Reading Magistrates’ Court on August 9 where he...
Read moreDetailsPrime Minister Theresa May still shops at a village butchers where a favourite buy for her is herby sausages made on the premises, writes Sue Corcoran. Brexit and world problems...
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