A warning not to attend A&E except in an emergency has been issued by the Royal Berkshire Hospital after more than 350 people were admitted over the weekend. The Reading-based...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL football club is making grand plans for the future. Trustees of the Emmbrook Sports and Social Club at Lowther Road, have applied for planning permission to install a...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s notorious ‘danger’ road is reducing queues of traffic and is safe for all road users, according to surveys carried out by Wokingham Borough Council. The claims came as Highways...
Read moreDetailsTWO new bus routes are to be extended to bring public transport to the new Ikea store, meaning Wokingham borough residents don't need to drive to get their meatball fix....
Read moreDetailsFIREFIGHTERS from three stations across the borough raced to a house in Finchampstead on Sunday night after receiving reports of a tumble dryer fire. Pumps at Wokingham, Wokingham Road and...
Read moreDetailsA DRIVER had a lucky escape when her car left the A329(M) in Winnersh on Thursday night before plummeting some 20 metres into a ditch. The woman, who is said...
Read moreDetailsA petition started by Facebook group Keep Elms Field Green has reached more than 1,300 signatures in a week. The petition is asking for people who live, work or are educated...
Read moreDetailsMotorists face a fortnight of misery as the A329 gets resurfaced. From Wednesday next week, the road will be closed between Winnersh crossroads and Woodward close to enable contractors employed by...
Read moreDetailsDrivers face a lengthy detour for the next fortnight as the M4 is shut for roadworks. Engineers working on the new Shinfield Eastern Relief Road will be closing the M4 in...
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...
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