Call for investigation after new Scout hut hopes dashed
An investigation has been called for into why a Scout group’s request for a new headquaters site on a large new housing estate ended up being rejected by Wokingham Borough...
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Yobs filmed riding moped down footpath near Lower Earley police station
A MOTHER from Earley who filmed a group of youths riding down a path on a moped is urging others to stand up to anti-social behaviour. The woman, who did...
Read moreDetailsScrapping DIY waste charges makes sense says Wokingham council leader
THE LEADER of Wokingham Borough Council has said it makes sense to follow the lead of another local council and suspend disputed charges for DIY waste. But he also...
Read moreDetailsCar set ablaze at Crowthorne station
British Transport Police (BTP) are appealing for information after a car was engulfed in flames in Crowthorne Railway car park last month. The incident, which involved a BMW, happened on Friday, March...
Read moreDetailsResidents’ fears over plan for 83 homes in Riseley
A VILLAGE in the south of the borough could be almost doubled in size if a controversial planning application is granted by a neighbouring council. Residents in Riseley, which has...
Read moreDetailsPrime Minister drops in on Sonning care home’s tea party
RESIDENTS of a care home in Sonning welcomed an unexpected guest to their tea party last weekend - the Prime Minister. Theresa May MP and her husband Phillip dropped by...
Read moreDetailsBirds make home in shop sign at Waitrose Woodley
COO is the sound you’re most likely to overhear in Waitrose right now – but it’s not due to shoppers. The supermarket chain has a new partner at its Woodley...
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Man who died in custody at Loddon Valley Police Station named
THE MAN who died while in custody at Loddon Valley Police Station has been named. Leroy Junior Medford, 43, died on Sunday, April 2 following his arrest and detention in...
Read moreDetailsCCTV released in connection with Wokingham armed robbery
CCTV images have been released following an armed robbery at a shop in Wokingham last month. Thames Valley Police today (Tuesday) released images of a man they would like to...
Read moreDetailsTrains to Waterloo cancelled or delayed in major disruption
Rail passengers hoping to get to London Waterloo today are being advised to take alternative routes after a signnalling defect has caused chaos to the line. Engineers worked on the...
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