Wokingham, like much of the country, came to a standstill on Saturday afternoon as England took on Sweden in the World Cup quarter final. And the football team did the...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead opened up some breathing space in the battle to avoid relegation from Home Counties Premier 1 with a five-wicket win at Thame Town. Dan Lincoln's charges had won just...
Read moreDetailsA fire engine was called out to a road where emergency gas repairs are taking place. The engine was called out to Binfield Road on Saturday, July 7, as SGN...
Read moreDetailsA LORRY blocked the railway line by Wokingham Station earlier this evening causing delays to the railways - and even those journeys have been delayed due to the heat. The...
Read moreDetailsHellenic League sides Binfield and Woodley United will both be on the road when they begin their FA Cup journeys in August. Due to take place on or around Saturday,...
Read moreDetailsAMBITIOUS Wokingham teenager Josh Zeller has his eyes on another medal as he continues on the path to his Olympic dream. The athlete from Woosehill is preparing for a trip...
Read moreDetailsJames Bird gave the perfect response to dropping down to the Wokingham second team but hitting 152 against High Wycombe 2s. Bird has spent the whole season playing in the...
Read moreDetailsBINFIELD FC picked up three trophies at the 2018 Bracknell Football Awards. Hosted by Sky Sports News presenter Tom White at Binfield's Hill Farm Lane, 11 awards were handed...
Read moreDetailsRUMOURS that Aldi have pulled out of the Elms Field development have been circulating and The Wokingham Paper has investigated to find out if it is true or not. We...
Read moreDetailsPICKPOCKETS are on the loose in Wokingham and police are warning shoppers to be on the lookout – and get a free purse bell from them. Thames Valley Police...
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