Man steals sacks of potatoes from Wokingham charity — but fails spectacularly
Then, when the chips are down, he leaves them in Norreys Avenue
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Police target crime in Norreys estate in Wokingham
The area has been identified by Thames Valley Police as an area of increased activity.
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Families find fun, Food and Father Christmas at the Grub Club
Wokingham United Charities funds an all-age festive party at the Cornerstone
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A Wokingham Blue Christmas service: when Christmas feels hard
Find peace, and a warm welcome, this season, at All Saints Church
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Wokingham Beavers perform special concert for Mike Bowyers
Group entertains their recently discovered founder at Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Care Home
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Emergency services tackle fire in Wokingham
An eyewitness at the scene told Wokingham Today it was believed to be an incident in Esame Close.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Labour works all year round
Norreys residents told us they wanted safer crossings and now, after years of hard work
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New crossing for Norreys
Two new pedestrian crossings have been installed in Norreys ward.
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Police release update following unexplained death in Norreys Avenue Wokingham
Thames Valley Police has released an update after they attended an unexplained death in Norreys Avenue, Wokingham last week.
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Man found dead as police attend unexplained death in Wokingham Norreys Avenue
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that a body of a man in his thirties was found in Norreys Avenue in Wokingham yesterday.
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