Junction 10 closed following M4 collision
PART of the M4 has been closed following a collision earlier this evening. Thames Valley Police has reported that they are responding to a collision on a slip road and...
Read moreDetailsPART of the M4 has been closed following a collision earlier this evening. Thames Valley Police has reported that they are responding to a collision on a slip road and...
Read moreDetailsSainsbury's store in Winnersh has been closed due to flooding, but has since reopened. The branch was closed on around 2pm on Saturday, April 1, following heavy rain yesterday. Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsFans of classic cars have an opportunity to compare makes and models at the 4th meet-up event at The Pheasant Hotel on Easter Monday
Read moreDetailsLIFESAVING defibrillators are being installed at four local railway stations as part of a wider campaign across the region.
Read moreDetailsEmergency services responded to a vehicle fire on the A329M slip road leading to Winnersh Triangle on Monday, March 14, at around 2.53pm.
Read moreDetailsWild activities planned for children's holiday club at Dinton Pastures
Read moreDetailsWinnersh charity antiques valuation raises more than £300 for orphans in India
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS have vowed to fight a renewed bid to build hundreds of homes on land in Winnersh.
Read moreDetailsIs your old vase a treasure? Find out at a Winnersh charity antiques valuation
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