Cinema still open despite flooded car park
Visitors are encouraged to travel by foot, or find another method of transport to the venue, as they will not be able to park on arrival.
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Teenager robbed in Elms Field – police appeal for three witnesses to come forward
A TEENAGER cycling through a Wokingham town centre park had his bike and his headphones taken from him in an early evening attack. But thanks to three good samaritans who...
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Mill Lane closed due to flooding – hotel is open, but don't try and charge you car!
A SINDLESHAM hotel is open as normal despite the roads around it being closed for flooding.The DoubleTree by Hilton Reading M4, J10 – previously Sindlesham Mill – has procedures in...
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Flood water is putting hedgehogs at risk, warns rescue charity
“If you see a hedgehog out during the daytime, stuck or swimming in floodwater, find some protective gloves or a towel and pick it up."
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NO LIONS: Service being diverted between Wokingham and Reading
https://twitter.com/reading_buses/status/1229370986434265088 THE SHOWCASE Roundabout is flooded and, as a result, Reading Buses has had to change its service routes. The Lion 4/X4 service running from Reading town centre to Bracknell...
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FLOODED SHOWCASE ROUNDABOUT: How to avoid the area
WITH the Showcase Roundabout flooded and partially closed to traffic, motorists are stuck in jams. Reading Buses tweeted earlier that the Lion bus route is facing diversions. The Bracknell route...
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River Loddon bursts banks causing severe flooding across Winnersh, Hurst and Woodley
Parts of the Winnersh roundabout by Showcase Cinema have been closed due to flooding, with traffic being re-directed.
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IMMEDIATE ACTION: Warning that homes across Wokingham could be flooded after Storm Dennis
Wokingham borough residents are being warned to take immediate action due to fears of flooding today. The Enviornment Agency issued the warning at 8.46am this morning (Monday, February 17), after...
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Woodley film-maker talks behind the scenes of Blue Story
“We shot the film in 24 days, which is a very short period of time to make a full feature-length film."
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Charity founder to tackle half marathon to fund domestic abuse support groups
“It’s not only women who suffer, we are planning to start a men’s group this year, and we’re looking for locations for a children’s group, a safe space for mums...
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