Waltham St Lawrence man not guilty of sexual assault
A MAN from Waltham St Lawrence has been found not guilty of sexual assault. Last June, David Mullan, 34 and from Broadmoor Road, had been charged with five counts of...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Waltham St Lawrence has been found not guilty of sexual assault. Last June, David Mullan, 34 and from Broadmoor Road, had been charged with five counts of...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to a Woodley teacher who has died as a result of covid. Victor Browne, who taught at The Bulmershe School for the past eight years, was...
Read moreDetailsAN AWARD-WINNING chef is championing a scheme to celebrate the bravery of young children with cancer. The multi Michelin-starred chef Jean-Christophe Novelli is calling on families to nominate young cancer...
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of a charity that supports people with learning disabilities are preparing to put their best foot forward. CLASP Wokingham usually holds a big fundraising event, known as Wellie Walk,...
Read moreDetailsHELP is at hand for people in Wokingham borough. R3, the insolvency trade body, has launched a new guide to help residents manage their debts and learn more about personal...
Read moreDetailsA READING man has been fined after leaving a Wokingham resident with dangerous gas works. Saeed Sajjad Quresh’s firm Gas Spec was subject to an investigation from Wokingham Borough Council’s...
Read moreDetailsIF you’ve been out on daily exercise this week and walked past Wokingham station, you will have seen that the historic footbridge has been covered over. Regular readers will remember...
Read moreDetailsTHE EMM Brook will soon be the focus of a major recovery project, in an effort to help local wildlife thrive. A project to breathe life back into the waterway...
Read moreDetailsLast week, the club held an online photography competition for members on the theme of Wildlife in the Garden. This was inspired by the Zoom talk at the beginning of...
Read moreDetailsAS THE number of new cases of coronavirus continues to reduce, Sir John Redwood has renewed calls for a way out of lockdown. Writing in his blog, the Wokingham MP...
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