Twyford snooker hall plans approved
Plans have been approved for a single-storey extension alongside one of Twyford's most historic buildings.
Read moreDetailsPlans have been approved for a single-storey extension alongside one of Twyford's most historic buildings.
Read moreDetailsTWO stolen motorbikes were recovered from two different locations in Wokingham on Saturday, May 11.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that offers help and support to families with disabled children will be able to further its work thanks to a grant from the Freemasons
Read moreDetailsLearn about The West Somerset railway at a Wokingham group
Read moreDetailsFIRE CREWS had to rescue a person trapped in a lift in Hare Hatch.
Read moreDetailsTRAINS between Reading and Wokingham have been cancelled after a fire has broken out next to the tracks. Services are expected to be cancelled or delayed until 1pm. In a...
Read moreDetailsWHEELIE bins will be delivered to Wokingham borough homes from later this month ? ahead of a change to rubbish collections
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised by residents of a Winnersh road after a plot of land close to their homes was listed at a forthcoming auction
Read moreDetailsA new arts trail will invite visitors to artists' studios giving an insight into their work from first sketches to final masterpieces.
Read moreDetailsHurst Cricket Club's 1st XI team last Saturday played its first league match of the season at home since the village's cricketers
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