THE leader of Wokingham's Liberal Democrats was one of the first people on the scene of the house fire that saw Reading Road closed to traffic yesterday afternoon. Cllr Lindsay...
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 moreDetailsBy Simeon Pickup - JAAP STAM'S abrupt sacking on Wednesday came as a startling surprise to me. It wasn’t that the Dutchman didn’t deserve the sack, one win in 18...
Read moreDetailsLondon Irish director of rugby Nick Kennedy has left the club with immediate effect. Having spent 11 years as an Exiles player between 2001 and 2012, Kennedy took up the...
Read moreDetailsPaul Clement is the overwhelming favourite to succeed Jaap Stam as Reading manager. Stam parted company with the club on Wednesday morning following a run of one win in 18 league...
Read moreDetailsJaap Stam has left as manager of Reading "by mutual consent". The Dutchman enjoyed a memorable first campaign in charge, guiding the club to third in the Championship, but has...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man was given a parking ticket while visiting the doctor – despite putting the correct money in the machine. On Monday, March 12, Adrian Mather used the new...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are warning shopkeepers to be on the alert over a scam where the thieves attempt to pay for small value items with a large denomination note. They said that...
Read moreDetailsA VISIT to Crufts proved to be a day to remember for a Wokingham schoolgirl after she walked away with a top prize, writes Max Chesterton. Dog lover Nicole Owells,...
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