CHRISTMAS isn’t just for youngsters – residents of a Wokingham residential home enjoyed a festive session of their own this week. Alexandra Grange, in Oaklands Drive, off Molly Millars Lane,...
Read moreDetailsOver 150 people were invited to the launch party of the new Everyman Cinema in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsThe road-sweeper fell into the river whilst cleaning the pavements on the Promenade, Barry Avenue, Windsor.
Read moreDetailsWaterloo Road remains closed to traffic this morning as work continues to remove the car and the train involved in a collision on the tracks. Around 11.20pm last night, a...
Read moreDetailsFlood warnings have been issued for The Lower River Loddon, the Emm Brook and the River Thames which are all experiencing rising levels after recent heavy rainfall.
Read moreDetailsA MAN has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after his car was hit by a train in Wokingham last night. British Transport Police have confirmed the incident, which...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY United manager Jamie Williams was delighted after the Kestrels earned a long awaited league victory with a 4-2 triumph over Langley. It was a nervy ending for Woodley with...
Read moreDetailsA CAR that was hit by a train in Wokingham last night has blocked the railway line, causing problems for commuters this morning. Officially, it is not yet known what...
Read moreDetailsA CAR is believed to have been hit by a train at a level crossing in Wokingham in the early hours of this morning. Full details have yet to emerge,...
Read moreDetailsStars of the future were shining brightly at the Oakwood Centre in Woodley this week for the opening performance of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods.
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