Two people accused of murder will appear at Reading Crown Court on Monday. Late last night, Thames Valley Police revealed that Oliver Allerton, aged 27, of no fixed abode, and...
Read moreDetailsA MAN and a woman have been charged with murder following the death of Zelous Smythe on Monday. Late last night, Thames Valley Police announced that Oliver Allerton, aged 27, of...
Read moreDetailsWe all know the cost of having to stay in a care home is high but new research from Which? found that more than half the population, seriously underestimate just...
Read moreDetailsBEER lovers in Wokingham can raise money for the Berkshire Poppy Appeal and enjoy a special drink at the same time. The Windsor & Eton Brewery has launched a Guardsman...
Read moreDetailsA TALK at Wokingham Library on Monday will look at issues involved in ethical farming. The event runs from 10.30am to noon and aims to tackle a range of popular...
Read moreDetailsTHIEVES thought to be teenagers targeted three homes in Wokingham at the end of last month and police have launched an appeal to trace them. This morning, Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsSt Vincents Veterinary Surgery are delighted to announce our Open Day on Saturday 17th November 2018 from 2pm to 4.30pm. We would like to invite you to join us to...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who died in Nine Mile Ride on Monday was stabbed in the chest. Thames Valley Police said that a post mortem conducted on 27-year-old Zelous Smythe, from Camberley,...
Read moreDetailsHE’S FAMOUS for being one of the most versatile actors in the business, turning his hand to everything from comedy to period drama. But he’s also a passionate supporter of...
Read moreDetailsA NEW collection of 104 apartments has received the green light. At last month’s planning committee meeting, Wokingham Borough Council gave approval for the next phase of Arborfield Green. Each...
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