Fire team rescue trapped deer in Wokingham
The deer was safely rescued.
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Fire on Bearwood Road
Three crews were sent to the scene.
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Man charged with sexual assaults
The charges relate to four incidents at Nirvana Spa.
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‘A bullet through his helmet narrowly missed Dad’s head’
Pat Firth pays tribute to her father Major Ezra Rhodes who served in WWII
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Planning inspectors raise ‘concerns’ about delivery of 4,000 homes known as Loddon Valley Garden Village
Government planning inspectors have told a council they are 'concerned' about the delivery of nearly 4,000 homes known as the Loddon Valley
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Site for 4,000 homes ‘underwater most of the winter’
Residents have claimed the area earmarked for nearly 4,000 homes spends 'most of the winter underwater'.
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Drop-in sessions planned for Hall Farm project
More details for the controversial development are set to be revealed.
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Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court recognised for its commitment to care
The residential home is delighted to have received an EMBRACE award
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Wokingham care home resident is 106 years young
Irene celebrates with her family and community at Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court
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Claims that Hall Farm is not a ‘done deal’
War of words over controversial development.
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