Redwood resigned ’before he became dead wood’
The leader of a national political party has spoken after the decision by Sir John Redwood to stand down.
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MP critical over A329 road plans
Sir John Redwood has expressed his concerns over one of Wokingham's prominent road junctions.
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Cable “chopped” in Woosehill
A Wokingham resident has been left without an internet connection after workers "chopped through" his wifi cable.
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Pray for the world at a Woosehill Church
Pray for the world at a Woosehill Church
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Man charged after Woosehill incident
The charges relate to an incident outside of a supermarket in Woosehill.
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Woosehill supermarket targeted by thieves in early morning raid
A SUPERMARKET in Woosehill was sealed off by police after it was raided in the early hours of this morning ? one of two such overnight raids
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A chance to get quizzical with Wokingham Lions Club
A chance to get quizzical with Wokingham Lions Club
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Cars aren’t always the quickest option
The council has produced maps to illustrate how short trips can be quicker without a car.
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Pencils and minds will be sharpened at a Woosehill quiz night
Pencils and minds will be sharpened at a Woosehill quiz night
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Burst water main on main road in Woosehill sees temporary traffic lights in place
A MAIN road is Woosehill is partially closed until Thursday to allow a repair to take place. South East Water has a team in place on Reading Road carrying out...
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