Police appeal for witnesses after dog attack in Winnersh
Yesterday morning, at approximately 10.20am a member of the public was injured from a dog bite on Reading Road.
Read moreDetailsYesterday morning, at approximately 10.20am a member of the public was injured from a dog bite on Reading Road.
Read moreDetailsResidents commenting on the application have called the mast an “eyesore”, and are concerned that the chestnut trees will be knocked down to make way for the mast.
Read moreDetailsTRAFFIC around the A329m and Showcase Roundabout is extremely heavy this morning – Wednesday, February 26. There are no reported incidents on the M4 or A329m, but traffic is heavy...
Read moreDetailsAfter extensive feedback and consultation, the borough council have changed the design of the new £1.8 million Dinton Activity Centre.
Read moreDetailsHoping to restore Winnersh Meadows to its former glory, a volunteer project has been set-up to improve the orchard.
Read moreDetailsFIXING flooding of the Showcase Roundabout to ensure it doesn't happen again would be a priority if the Liberal Democrats won control of the borough council in May. That was...
Read moreDetailsThe destruction of wildlife across the borough provided a point of contention at last week’s planning meeting, when approval was granted to fell trees across numerous sites.
Read moreDetailsFLOODWATERS across the borough are starting to recede, but with heavy rain forecast for this evening and later this week, they could rise again. Yesterday, motorists faced a day of...
Read moreDetailsWinnersh has been flooded after heavy rainfall from Storm Dennis saw the River Loddon burst its banks. In an eventful day, traffic has been at a standstill as much of...
Read moreDetailsA CINEMA currently underwater is showing the film Underwater. The Showcase Cinema at Winnersh has the movie on its schedule on the day that its car park flooded. Heavy rain...
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