Waterloo prepares to reopen for commuters
The finishing touches are being put on an ambitious expansion plan at London Waterloo station. And, all being well, tomorrow morning Wokingham Borough commuters will get to see it in...
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Wokingham paedophile jailed for underage images
A MAN who was being investigated for business fraud has been jailed for making and possessing indecent images of children. Peter Ferguson, 57, of Simon’s Lane, was jailed on Friday,...
Read moreDetailsItalian market coming to Twyford on Friday
A taste of Italy is coming to Twyford on Friday when the Italian market returns to the town centre, courtesy of Twyford Together. The Italian Market starts at 9am on...
Read moreDetailsLoddon Brewery raided by thieves
Loddon Brewery in Dunsden Green was raided by thieves over the bank holiday weekend and police have launched a search to find them. They entered by throwing a beer firkin...
Read moreDetailsFather ‘would have still been alive if he’d worn his seatbelt’, inquest told
A MAN from Shinfield died after the car his son was driving lost control and crashed into a tree. Paul Draper, 60, who lived in Hollow Lane, died in Southampton...
Read moreDetailsChampions! Wokingham CC clinch Home Counties Premier League return
Wokingham Cricket Club are the 2017 Thames Valley League Division 1 champions. The Oaks did in fact lose to Gerrards Cross this afternoon, but picked up eight points along the...
Read moreDetailsLightning fast broadband for Molly Millars businesses
SOME of the fastest internet speeds in the country will soon be available to businesses along Molly Millars Lane. The state-of-the-art fibre broadband lines will offer speeds of up to...
Read moreDetails‘Next crash on Spencers Wood’s danger road could be fatal’
A WOMAN has said a narrow road in Spencers Wood is ‘a fatality waiting to happen’ after she was hit by a speeding driver earlier this month. Tess Mayne, who...
Read moreDetailsCaptain Stuart Hayter hoping Wokingham CC can clinch title this weekend
STUART HAYTER admits it will be a relief if Wokingham can clinch their return to the Home Counties League for the first time in nine years this weekend. Just six...
Read moreDetailsTea party helps Lions celebrate its centenary
A SUMMER tea party organised by the Lions helped the group mark its worldwide centenary, writes Kabir Dave. The Wokingham branch of the fundraising and community-minded group held the celebration...
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