An appeal has been launched by police to help trace a man from Woodley who has been missing since last Wednesday. In a statement, Thames Valley Police said that Brian...
Read moreDetailsPOSTAL VOTERS in Emmbrook got a surprise from the postman – duplicate votes. An error at the printers meant that local election voters living in Emmbrook South ward received two...
Read moreDetailsThe Rotary Club of Crowthorne and Sandhurst held a Know Your Blood Pressure event at the Tesco store in Wokingham earlier this month. Tesco provided a convenient location for the...
Read moreDetailsTHE latest fundraising event by Reading Buses had a very sweet result. The company held an early Easter bake sale to raise money for its Charity of the Year, Cancer...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 200 customers of Hare Hatch Sheeplands enjoyed a thank you party at the plant nursery last Thursday. They were celebrating the official opening of the recently approved garden...
Read moreDetailsAccording to a post on the Winnersh Community Facebook page last Thursday morning, there was good news. Highways England had decided to give everyone a bank holiday break from the...
Read moreDetailsThere are two things that are always true about demonstrations – the people taking part are passionate about their cause (why else would people give up their free time?)… and...
Read moreDetailsON Thursday, you have the opportunity to decide the future of the borough. While the Conservatives will come out of the May 2 local elections as the largest party, the...
Read moreDetailsWhy turn Wokingham into a concrete jungle? I would Iike to add my voice to the many objections against the proposal to build flats at Denmark St car park. I...
Read moreDetailsThis Thursday is polling day. For some of us, we have lived and breathed local politics preparing for this day. For others, it’s just another day. Last May, in the...
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