Crackdown: Police raid suspected drugs den opposite Wokingham school
A RAID was carried out in Wokingham last week as part of a nationwide police scheme to crack down on county lines. The raid, which took place on London Road,...
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MISSING TEENAGER: Public urged to report any possible sightings to police
As fellow computer science students at the University of Reading gathered in a gesture of solidarity for their missing colleague Daniel Williams, police have kept up the search. It is...
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Tyrone Mings will face no further action for challenge on Reading FC striker Nelson Oliveira
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSSJInyMSQA Tyrone Mings will face no punishment for a challenge which left Reading striker Nelson Oliveira requiring surgery. The Aston Villa defender's boot landed on the face of the Royals...
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London Irish book spot in last four of Championship Cup
London Irish progressed into the semi-finals of the Championship Cup with a 27-17 win over Coventry. A much-changed Exiles side fell behind early on but responded to go 17-7 up...
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REGENERATION: Aerial footage shows how work on Elms Field is progressing
IT'S WOKINGHAM as you've never seen it before: as work on the regeneration of Elms Field, a resident has taken some astonishing drone footage showing the extent of the works....
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Bracknell Bees beaten in semi-final first leg
Bracknell Bees face an uphill task if they are to reach the NIHL Cup final. Bees lost 6-3 at Peterborough Phantoms on Sunday night, in a clash which was supposed...
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Tributes left to teenager who was electrocuted at Wokingham Station
A HEARTFELT message from a grieving Mum is one of a number of tributes left at Wokingham Station after a teenager was electrocuted on the tracks. The incident happened late...
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CITIZENS ADVICE: Ways in which Citizens Advice can help you
It was great to be at Wokingham Town Hall earlier this month for Wokingham Volunteer Centre’s Annual Volunteer Fair. We had lots of people interested in attending one of our...
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Volunteers wanted for Wokingham Litter Heroes litter pick
THE MONTHLY Wokingham Litter Heroes litter pick takes place on Saturday, February 9. Volunteers should turn up at 10am at Wokingham’s Town Hall in Market Place for the event, which...
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HEALTHWATCH: New plans to monitor hospital readmissions
Do you take medication regularly to manage a condition that you have? Do you have items on repeat prescription? At the end of last year, research by Healthwatch England identified...
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