Hundreds of households in narrow streets in Wokingham finally set to lose blue bin bags
Hundreds of households in narrow streets in Wokingham, Woodley and Earley are finally due to have their blue bags replaced with wheelie bins.
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Planning round-up: Bungalow set to be demolished and replaced with nine new homes
A bungalow is set to be demolished and replaced with nine new homes at a housing estate in Reading.
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Reading stabbing: Man from Winnersh jailed for life after frenzied knife attack
A 23-year-old man has been jailed for life for the attempted murder of another man in Reading following a police investigation.
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Winnersh office team helps charity prepare for Christmas
Volunteers helped maintain the Christmas tree field.
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All you need to know regarding road closures for Reading Toy Run
Santas (lots of them) will soon be on the road
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Generous shoppers once again put smiles on children’s faces at Christmas
Wokingham's Giving Tree Scheme is another a great success in 2025
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Winnersh Aldi plans approved
The plans proved controversial due to concerns about flooding.
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Man sentenced for sexually assaulting women at Wokingham Spa
A masseur who sexually assaulted multiple women at a Wokingham spa has been given a suspended prison sentence following an investigation
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Two charged with aggravated trespass following Winnersh protest
Two people have been charged with offences relating to an incident at Keysight Technologies in Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, yesterday (November 12).
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UPDATE: Two arrested after protestors seen on roof of Winnersh building
Reading Today has received reports of a protest which has garnered a significant police presence in Winnersh this morning (Wednesday, November 12.)
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