Man found dead as police attend unexplained death in Wokingham Norreys Avenue
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that a body of a man in his thirties was found in Norreys Avenue in Wokingham yesterday.
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More signs that McDonald’s is coming
The restaurant is set to open next month.
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Witnesses sought for Dinton dog incident
The incident happened around 4.30pm on Saturday, August 9.
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Global leader makes Winnersh its home
Firm joins an expanding community of global technology, data and science businesses.
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Wokingham signs seen dumped near public park
Street signs have been seen dumped near a public space in Wokingham.
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Date confirmed for Winter Carnival
Wokingham Lions Club is now inviting stallholders to apply for a pitch/stall.
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Changes planned to resident parking permits
The proposed changes would impact all existing, new and proposed resident permit parking zones.
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Wokingham man charged
Robert Greenacre is one of ten men who have all been charged with two counts of conspiracy to commit wounding with intent.
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Wokingham Lions look back with pride
The club marks a year of fundraising success
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FA Cup tie in Wokingham tomorrow
The Sumas will entertain Larkhall Athletic.
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