Thames Valley Police is making an urgent appeal for help to trace a woman who went missing from Reading's Royal Berkshire Hospital this morning. Ashleigh Fair, 19, was last seen...
Read moreDetailsWHILE Wokingham Borough Council has been busy gritting main roads to protect them from snow, it has reported this morning that its bin lorries are not collecting today. In tweets,...
Read moreDetailsTWO of the borough's libraries have been closed today due to the snow. The two libraries have both been closed because they are attached to schools that have also been...
Read moreDetailsAs Wokingham borough freezes, around 1,400 homes are without power today after a substation fire. Areas affected include parts of Wokingham, Barkham and Finchampstead – postcodes in the RG41. The...
Read moreDetailsA cracked crossing point means that the railway line between Wokingham and Blackwater is blocked. Buses will be used until Friday, March 9 - there will be no Great Western Railway...
Read moreDetailsThe Beast From The East has finally arrived in Wokingham borough - wintry conditions has seen snow fall overnight. While we haven't seen anywhere near as much snow as other...
Read moreDetailsJAAP STAM admits Reading's defending has been "shocking" after conceding six goals in two home games this week. Royals earned a point after twice coming from behind to draw 3-3...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL businesswoman is celebrating after scooping a nod in a national award scheme. Deepa Patel Robinson, who runs a Creation Station scheme in Wokingham, was highly commended in the...
Read moreDetailsREADING were made to pay the penalty for a spot kick miss by Leandro Bacuna as they lost 3-1 to Sheffield United at a bitterly cold Madejski Stadium this evening....
Read moreDetailsA SWIMMING pool in Woodley has been closed with immediate effect, just weeks ahead of the building being demolished to allow for a new state-of-the-art facility to be built on...
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