Wokingham’s High Steward has retired after 26 years of service to the town. Late last month, Wokingham Town Council celebrated Lady Elizabeth Godsal’s service to the town with a special...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN group is urging residents to submit objections to plans to concrete over an area by the River Thames to create a bus lane bridge. SOAR (Save Our Ancient...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN a thousand trees could be felled to build a park and ride by the River Thames in Earley. That’s the warning from a campaign group which claims a...
Read moreDetailsJOHN RIMMER took six wickets to top the borough's honours board in the first week of the 2018 cricket season. The Wargrave 2s bowler posted impressive figures of 6-6 to...
Read moreDetailsPolice have confirmed that the suspected bomb found on a Wokingham building site was actually a harmless gas canister. Yesterday afternoon, they were called to the Eldridge Park development currently...
Read moreDetailsThere is a mystery in Wokingham this evening of a suspect item found on a building site that caused three major roads to be closed. Tonight, the roads are open...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM town centre road was closed to traffic by police following a minor crash. Officers from Thames Valley Police were called to Outfield Crescent after a car rolled into...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have closed three roads in Wokingham this evening after a suspected unexploded bomb has been found. Tywford Road, Wiltshire Road and Matthewsgreen Road have been been shut to allow...
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of people are expected to come to Wokingham on Monday to enjoy the annual May Fayre. The annual extravaganza will take place in the town centre in a slightly...
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