Water rescue in Ruscombe
TWO PEOPLE were rescued from the River Thames in Ruscombe earlier this month.
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Fire crews rescue deer stuck in railings in Sonning
A DEER stuck in a railing had to be freed by fire crews last week.
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Schools’ banner trail showcases its values on University campus
A GROUP of Wokingham schools have collaborated with the University of Reading on a summer holiday initiative.
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20-year-old pleads guilty to stealing bikes from Wokingham
A 20-YEAR-OLD man has pleaded guilty to stealing bikes in Wokingham
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Swan Uppers travel along the River Thames to check on the King’s swans
The King's Swan Warden travelled the River Thames to check on the cygnets, find out if there were any injuries, and take part in an annual count.
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TV star Matt Allwright presents Wokingham CLASP with proceeds from charity concert
A charity has praised the great fundraising 'dancing in the aisles' support a community gives them
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Delivery driver’s near miss as oak tree in Hurst splits in two
A large oak tree split in two narrowly avoiding crushing a delivery driver who passed seconds before.
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Waingels College Cultural Celebration Day was amazing, says student
Waingels College Cultural Celebration Day was amazing, says student
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Wokingham estate agency Quarters has good Karma when it comes to charity giving
WOKINGHAM estate agency, Quarters, is building a reputation for helping charities and community groups.
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Party in the Park fundraiser helps Hurst football club
Hurst's Party in the Park to help young footballers raised £1,500, it's been announced.
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