A MAN from Earley has been given a two-year suspended prison sentence after he admitted killing his elderly wife last year. Philip Williamson, 89, of Elm Lane, pleaded guilty to...
Read moreDetailsAN appeal has been launched to help find a man who has gone missing from Bracknell. Gary Davies, 49, was last seen at midday on Monday (1) in Bracknell. He...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM began a pivotal run of fixtures with a brilliant 65-run triumph over Chesham at Sadlers's End. The Oaks play the four teams around them in Division 1 of the...
Read moreDetailsA RUBBISH fire which burned out of control sent plumes of smoke billowing across a busy road in Wargrave this morning. Crews from Wokingham fire station were called following reports...
Read moreDetailsTHREE people have been taken to hospital following a collision in Crowthorne this afternoon. Three cars were involved in the collision in Old Wokingham Road shortly after 2.20pm. Crews from...
Read moreDetailsA CYCLIST has been taken to hospital after colliding with a van in Earley this morning. Police, ambulance and fire crews attended the scene in Wokingham Road, close to Earley...
Read moreDetailsA GREENHOUSE fire caused widespread damage to a garden in Wargrave earlier this week. A crew from Wokingham Road fire station were called to the property in Eastview Road at...
Read moreDetailsA FIRE in Wokingham town centre last night is thought to have been started deliberately. A crew from Bracknell Fire Station were called to the blaze at The Plaza, off...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIALIST unit for hearing impaired children at a Wokingham school has been saved after a teacher was recruited. The unit at Emmbrook Infant and Junior Schools, in Emmbrook Road,...
Read moreDetailsTHE COMPANY that provides much of Wokingham borough with its buses is celebrating after winning £1.7million funding for new gas powered buses. Transport Minister Andrew Jones confirmed today that Reading...
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