Volunteers’ manager Lynn Bayliss sid she has been overwhelmed with the response to her appeal for people to knit or crochet Twiddlemuffs for patients with dementia at the Royal Berkshire...
Read moreDetailsFIRE tore through a lorry at an HGV training facility in Earley on Wednesday night, with an electrical fault believed to be the cause. The alarm was raised at around...
Read moreDetailsA FALLEN tree is causing delays on the A4 between Littlewick Green and Hare Hatch this afternoon. The road is currently blocked in both directions between the Burchett's Green Road...
Read moreDetailsA THREE-year-old girl who was injured during a crash on the M4 earlier this month has died in hospital. The child suffered the injuries when the silver Ford Focus C-Max...
Read moreDetailsRAIL services between Reading and London Paddington are subject to severe delays and alterations this morning following a train fire near Twyford which resulted in lines being closed. The incident...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM football referee and tutor Brian Wratten has died aged 84. Mr Wratten was known locally for officiating youth and school football, looking after a national cup final during his...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Cricket Club preserved their unbeaten start to the new Thames Valley League season after seeing off Division 1 newcomers Windsor by five wickets on Saturday. It was the visitors...
Read moreDetailsA RELOCATED opticians store in Wokingham will open its doors to the public on Wednesday. Specsavers Wokingham, currently located at 11 Market Place, is moving to 18 Market Place where Cargo...
Read moreDetailsA number of road and lane closures will be in force on the M4 next week. Thankfully for motorists, the works are not taking place during peak times and all...
Read moreDetails“I WOULD have died instantly without my helmet,” said a cyclist hit by a car last week. Chris Luff, who lives in Arborfield, sustained life-threatening injuries in the accident which...
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