A POST mortem is being carried out this afternoon on a man who died in Nine Mile Ride yesterday. Police have informed his next of kin, and confirmed that he...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have arrested two people as they continue a murder investigation. At 10am this morning, Thames Valley Police revealed that a man in his 20s from Wokingham and a woman,...
Read moreDetailsA floral tribute left at the scene in Nine Mile Ride FLORAL tributes have been left by a potential murder scene this morning as police continue their investigation. Nine Mile...
Read moreDetailsA YOUTH charity is putting the fight against drugs centre stage. Soulscape will use the arts including music, drama and film-making to help young people steer clear of alcohol and...
Read moreDetailsA HEAVY police presence remains in place this evening on Nine Mile Ride in Wokingham Without as they investigate a murder.
Read moreDetailsA MURDER investigation has been launched after a body of a man was found in Nine Mile Ride earlier today. Thames Valley Police currently has a presence on the Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based care home for 16 residents now has a new owner. Last week, specialist business property adviser Christie & Co announced that it had completed the sale of Down...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRITY is urging people celebrating Diwali on Wednesday not to create a fatberg
Read moreDetailsAN OUTSPOKEN councillor has been condemned after suggesting Thames Valley Police are ignoring the borough's drug problems in an historic riverside area where he wants to build a single-lane bus...
Read moreDetailsAs promised; this week I want to continue on our journey of the case studies we have been focusing on and try and discover some more methods that are really...
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