Church plans flower festival for anniversary
St Catherine’s church, Sindlesham is hosting a flower festival over the weekend of June 12 to 13.
Read moreDetailsSt Catherine’s church, Sindlesham is hosting a flower festival over the weekend of June 12 to 13.
Read moreDetailsFounders Ryan Simpson, James Whittingham and Matthew Knight installed 12 trees at Wheatfield Primary School, in Winnersh, on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsAt least four drivers crashed on the first week the Winnersh Relief Road opened, after making illegal right hand turns.
Read moreDetailsWokingham North Neighbourhood Policing Team said it is “taking action” following concerns over the new changes to the traffic lights last week.
Read moreDetailsCAMERAS are to be installed on the new Winnersh Relief Road layout in a bid to catch drivers making illegal right turns – and another accident has occurred this morning....
Read moreDetails“It’s worse than the crash this morning,” Cllr Prue Bray said. “It must be local people who have got used to turning right.”
Read moreDetailsWokingham.Today understands the crash is linked to the change in signalling, which prohibits drivers from turning right onto Hatch Farm Way from King Street Lane.
Read moreDetailsThe second phase of the Winnersh relief road is now open to the public, in a bid to reduce traffic and congestion.
Read moreDetails‘Think before you act’ warning over ‘racial profiling’ A WINNERSH resident has warned the community to think before they act, after what he believes was an incident of racial profiling....
Read moreDetailsCOMMUTERS and other users of Winnersh Triangle are assured by Reading Buses that the park and ride facility is still open – and that buses with new ‘super low emissions’...
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