Woman trapped in Wokingham lift saved by firefighters
TWO WOMEN were stuck in a lift for more than two hours before being rescued by firefighters on Tuesday night. A pump from the town's fire station was needed at the...
Read moreDetailsTWO WOMEN were stuck in a lift for more than two hours before being rescued by firefighters on Tuesday night. A pump from the town's fire station was needed at the...
Read moreDetailsAN ICE HOCKEY ace from Twyford is preparing represent Team GB at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Verity Lewis is one of the 16 athletes selected to...
Read moreDetailsMotorists angry at the changes to the A329M should keep up the pressure for improvements to the ‘danger’ road. That’s the view of Reading East MP Rob Wilson, whose constituency backs...
Read moreDetailsAs Highways England prepare to hand back the A329M to Wokingham Borough Council, two petitions have been launched in a bid to restore the road to how it was. The...
Read moreDetailsIKEA has launched a recruitment drive for its new store. The company is looking for 350 people to come and join the branch, which is located in Calcot and off...
Read moreDetailsA popular Indie band has revealed that they are delighted to be headlining a local music festival this summer. Jesus Jones, who were hugely successful in the 1990s, will be performing...
Read moreDetailsThe Met Office has released a weather warning as the epic snowstorms that hit America over the weekend arrives in the UK. Millions of US citizens on the east coast...
Read moreDetailsA ram-raider used a stolen car to smash through the doors of a Spencers Wood beauty salon before escaping with a haul of stock. Blissimi Hair Beauty and Medispa, in Basingstoke...
Read moreDetailsA man driving his girlfriend to work has been left facing a £1,500 repair bill after being the victim of an alleged hit and run on the A329M. Stef Bird’s Toyota...
Read moreDetailsTOPSY OJO will captain London Irish for their final European Challenge Cup Pool 5 clash at Agen on Saturday night (8.45pm). Ojo has been handed the armband ahead of Luke...
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