A NEW commuter challenge has been launched by Wokingham Borough Council, urging drivers to find other ways to get to work this month. The My Journey campaign says that by...
Read moreDetailsA warning has gone out to drivers using the M4 this week - expect delays due to emergency repairs. On Sunday, an accident caused damage to the safety barrier on...
Read moreDetailsA white van driver who is alleged to have pointed a gun and a knife in Wokingham on Wednesday night is being hunted by police. Thames Valley Police said that...
Read moreDetailsPig racing, axe displays and marching bands formed just part of the fun at this year’s Swallowfield Show. The annual event was held over the bank holiday weekend, starting with...
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a garden centre has vowed to fight on after a planning appeal was rejected at a judicial review on Tuesday morning. Hare Hatch Sheeplands has been appealing...
Read moreDetailsA LOAF of sliced sourdough 'artisan' bread priced at £3.50 is set to go on sale at a supermarket in Wokingham next week. Waitrose, in Rectory Road, has been chosen as one...
Read moreDetailsFIREFIGHTERS in Wokingham will be taking time out from dousing flames to hosing off grubby cars this weekend. Crews at the Easthampstead Road fire station will be holding a charity...
Read moreDetailsPolice have released an E-Fit image of a man they want to speak to following a sexual assault in Woodley earlier this week. On Tuesday lunchtime, a 37-year-old woman was...
Read moreDetailsAUDITIONS for a new production of Roald Dahl's classic George's Marvellous Medicine are to be held in Reading next month. Girls aged between six and 10-years-old, and under 4ft 4in,...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Bulmershe student who died after being struck by a lorry in Reading earlier this year was not unlawfully killed, a coroner has ruled. Lauren Nicole Heath, 20, died...
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