Animal rescue in Sindlesham
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue were called to reports of a horse in distress on Betty Grove Lane.
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Sindlesham quizzers may have the answers
Sindlesham quizzers may have the answers
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh celebrates centenary of fundraising organisation
TO MARK the centenary of the Inner Wheel Club, members from the Reading Maiden Erlegh group came together for a black tie dinner
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Car trapped in floodwater on Mill Lane in Sindlesham
A CAR attempted to drive through flood waters in Sindlesham got trapped and needed to be rescued by members of Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service
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STORM HENK: Trees down, roads closed, flood warnings in place
ROADS have been closed as Storm Henk causes chaos across the country.
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Wokingham-born actor in Stones video
A Wokingham actor is starring in the latest music video from rock legends The Rolling Stones.
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Les and Michael get into the Christmas spirit
Two residents from a Sindlesham care home got into the Christmas spirit with a trip to a local restaurant.
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Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
Santa and his elves will be dropping into a Berkshire care home
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Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
Winnersh community market celebrated festivals of light
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Carers Rights Day event to take place in Sindlesham
AN EVENT for carers is to take place in Sindlesham later this month.
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