As Wokingham borough freezes, around 1,400 homes are without power today after a substation fire. Areas affected include parts of Wokingham, Barkham and Finchampstead – postcodes in the RG41. The...
Read moreDetailsA cracked crossing point means that the railway line between Wokingham and Blackwater is blocked. Buses will be used until Friday, March 9 - there will be no Great Western Railway...
Read moreDetailsThe Beast From The East has finally arrived in Wokingham borough - wintry conditions has seen snow fall overnight. While we haven't seen anywhere near as much snow as other...
Read moreDetailsREADING were made to pay the penalty for a spot kick miss by Leandro Bacuna as they lost 3-1 to Sheffield United at a bitterly cold Madejski Stadium this evening....
Read moreDetailsA SWIMMING pool in Woodley has been closed with immediate effect, just weeks ahead of the building being demolished to allow for a new state-of-the-art facility to be built on...
Read moreDetailsDAN BATEMAN says the future is looking bright for Wokingham and Emmbrook as he begins to lay out plans for next season. Despite only being in February, Sumas have just...
Read moreDetailsA NEW single carriageway road that will connect Montague Park with a new four-way roundabout at Waterloo Road was approved by councillors meeting for the Planning Committee on Wednesday, February...
Read moreDetailsA NEW school to be built in the Matthewsgreen Farm development will include sprinklers. The condition comes in the wake of The Wokingham Paper’s revelation that The Emmbrook School’s new...
Read moreDetailsA new petition against a possible 3,500 homes on greenbelt land aims to “head them off at the pass”. The Campaign to Protect Rural Wokingham (CPRW) has launched the petition...
Read moreDetailsAN ELDERLY man was fooled by burglars pretending to be from the water board. The incident took place in Woodley on Saturday, February 17. Thames Valley Police has launched an...
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