TWYFORD will be the setting for an EU Referendum discussion with the Home Secretary next Friday. Local MP the Rt Hon Theresa May will be exploring the issues surrounding the...
Read moreDetailsRAIL commuters in Wokingham travelling to London Waterloo this morning may be subject to delays because of a signalling problem in the capital. National Rail is reporting services in and out...
Read moreDetailsA search has been launched to find a man after a girl was snapped using the toilet in a branch of McDonald's. The incident is said to have occurred on...
Read moreDetailsWORKS to repair an 185-year-old bridge in Twyford have started today (Monday). The A3032 at Twyford Mill Bridge will be shut to motorists until July 31 while strengthening and waterproofing...
Read moreDetailsA 74-year-old woman from Wokingham has died in hospital from the injuries suffered during a road collision in the town earlier this month. She was seriously hurt when a black...
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of the council has hit back at a call for him to stand down after a leaked email revealed that he wanted to “spend council money to give...
Read moreDetailsVolunteers’ manager Lynn Bayliss sid she has been overwhelmed with the response to her appeal for people to knit or crochet Twiddlemuffs for patients with dementia at the Royal Berkshire...
Read moreDetailsFIRE tore through a lorry at an HGV training facility in Earley on Wednesday night, with an electrical fault believed to be the cause. The alarm was raised at around...
Read moreDetailsA FALLEN tree is causing delays on the A4 between Littlewick Green and Hare Hatch this afternoon. The road is currently blocked in both directions between the Burchett's Green Road...
Read moreDetailsA THREE-year-old girl who was injured during a crash on the M4 earlier this month has died in hospital. The child suffered the injuries when the silver Ford Focus C-Max...
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