Waltham St Lawrence man not guilty of sexual assault
A MAN from Waltham St Lawrence has been found not guilty of sexual assault. Last June, David Mullan, 34 and from Broadmoor Road, had been charged with five counts of...
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Twyford-based Daisy’s Dream gets a helping hand
David Wilson Homes Southern has donated £500 to Daisy's Dream.
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Residents condemn Hare Hatch garden centre green belt plans
Residents have objected redevelopment plans at Ladds Garden Village.
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Pupil power will help reduce air pollution in Wokingham borough
A PUPIL has a strong message to the borough as we head into 2021: switch off your engine. Mahveen Rafay won a contest organised by Wokingham Borough Council to create...
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Santa pays a visit to Sheeplands
Children are still able to visit Father Christmas at Hare Hatch Sheeplands.
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A mystery that needs sowing and solving
A history hunt has been launched into the Women's Land Army at Sutton Seeds, Earley.
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Visit Santa’s helpers at Riverways Farm
Santa's reindeer have ditched the North Pole for Riverways Farm in Twyford, and residents are invited to visit.
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Burglar jailed for four years following thefts in Twyford this summer
Christopher Lamb, 28, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to the three counts of burglary at Reading Crown Court.
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Theresa May lights up Twyford village
Former prime minister Theresa May lit up Twyford's Christmas tree last weekend.
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A quid for a quality audio drama
Award-winning theatre group Five Pints and a Pig are running two groups of short audio plays.
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