AMBITIOUS Wokingham teenager Josh Zeller has his eyes on another medal as he continues on the path to his Olympic dream. The athlete from Woosehill is preparing for a trip...
Read moreDetailsWORK on gas pipes will see a two-week road closure on the Woosehill Spine Road from Monday, April 30. SGN has announced a £1.6 million scheme to replace gas mains...
Read moreDetailsA heavy police presence remains on the scene of a house fire in Emmbrook this evening. At least three police cars are at the home, which is on Reading Road....
Read moreDetailsFIRE CREWS have been called to a house fire in Reading Road, Woosehill - and to help them tackle the blaze Police closed a section of the road. It has...
Read moreDetailsTwo men were arrested in Woosehill last night after police were called in to deal with a disturbance. The officers made the arrests in Sirius Close just before 10pm. Residents...
Read moreDetailsA Woosehill supermarket is offering free chocolates to customers after sections of the roof fell in earlier today. Parts of the Morrisons store have been cordoned off after ceiling tiles...
Read moreDetailsA WOOSEHILL supermarket is hoping to help would be lovers get wooed with romance this Valentine's Day by proving that the numbers add up. Relationship expert Sam Owen has teamed...
Read moreDetailsWORK on drains between January and February will see some road closures across the borough. Wokingham Borough Council has said that the annual scheme will cause some inconvenience, but access...
Read moreDetailsBeavers from 1st Woosehill Scout Group had an amazing evening at the Apple Store in The Oracle learning to become computer designers of the future. The youngsters, aged only 6...
Read moreDetailsWATCHES were stolen from a house in Woosehill last weekend. Between 10.15pm and 10.35pm on Saturday, July 22 the homeowner, who was not home at the time, received an alert...
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