A MAN who was arrested after a car was struck by a train at a level crossing in Wokingham last week has been released under investigation. The incident took place...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have launched an appeal to catch a voyeur who exposed himself to a woman on a train from Twyford. The incident took place on the train which was heading...
Read moreDetailsGRINCHES have stolen festive spirit in Wokingham again as the town centre Christmas tree lights were cut again. For the second year in a row, vandals have targeted the tree,...
Read moreDetailsA TRADER from Ramsgate has been sentenced to 100 hours of community service after aggressively targeting an elderly customer in Wokingham. Last week, Gary Adams, 48, of Margate Road, Ramsgate,...
Read moreDetailsFATHER CHRISTMAS needs a bigger sleigh – and it’s all thanks to you. Once again, Wokingham residents have risen to the challenge of donating an abundance of toys to the...
Read moreDetailsI would like to wish all readers of The Wokingham Paper a very Merry Christmas. Christmas is a magical time. A time that brings people together and a time to...
Read moreDetailsPharmacies across the Wokingham area and beyond will be opening their doors for emergency medicine this Christmas. On Christmas Day, Wokingham residents will have to travel to Reading’s Oxford Road...
Read moreDetailsI love Christmas. I like the turkey and the pudding, the tinsel and the trees, the carols and the stories, the pleasure of giving and receiving. Best of all is...
Read moreDetailsAll Wokingham Borough Libraries will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. On Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, Wokingham Library and Lower Earley Library will...
Read moreDetailsMore than 100 tonnes of food waste is now being recycled by residents of Wokingham Borough each week.
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