HUNDREDS of fun-runners donned their Santa suits on Saturday morning to take a festive jog around a Winnersh country park. Dinton Pastures became the setting for the second annual Dinton...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council has announced its council and library festive opening hours. The council offices will be completely closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day, with a...
Read moreDetailsA NEW branch of Argos has been opened in a Winnersh supermarket. Sainsbury, in Reading Road, is the home for the new digital store, pioneering a new direction for the...
Read moreDetailsTWO bikes and a set of tools have been stolen from a garage in Winnersh. Overnight on Monday, November 6 into Tuesday, someone broke into the garage in Dunstans Drive...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council has apologised after workmen damaged plots at an allotment and turning up without warning anyone. Last Friday, contractors went to Winnersh Allotments to begin preparations for the...
Read moreDetailsAn efit has been released of a man police wish to question following the attempted rape of a woman walking her dog in Winnersh last week. It comes after police...
Read moreDetailsUPDATED - He has been released without charge. Police have released an efit of a man they wish to question in relation to the incident. A man has been arrested...
Read moreDetailsA 64-year-old man has been charged with rape following an incident at Waterloo station last month. Anthony Rowsell of Green Lane, Eltham, was arrested in connection with a serious sexual...
Read moreDetailsAn attempted rape took place today in a Winnersh park and police are appealing for witnesses to help them catch the attacker. A woman was walking her dog in a...
Read moreDetailsREFUGEE families who have recently settled in the local area enjoyed a day out at Dinton Pastures last week thanks to a local charity. Reading Refugee Support Group (RRSG) hosted...
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