Efit released following Winnersh attempted rape
An efit has been released of a man police wish to question following the attempted rape of a woman walking her dog in Winnersh last week. It comes after police...
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Wokingham’s Max joins Paddington for M&S Christmas
A BUDDING young actor from Wokingham has a secured a major role that will be seen by millions over the coming weeks … he’s appearing alongside Paddington Bear in the...
Read moreDetailsPig races help nursery school raise funds
CHILDREN and parents from a nursery school in Wokingham managed to raise more than £700 simply by playing games. Youngsters past and present from Meadow Nursery, in Murray Road, flocked...
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Man arrested over attempted rape in Winnersh
UPDATED - He has been released without charge. Police have released an efit of a man they wish to question in relation to the incident. A man has been arrested...
Read moreDetailsMissing Arborfield Dad and his two sons found
Thames Valley Police can confirm that it has located a missing man and his sons from Aborfield. Michael John Cole and his two boys, Michael Lee Cole and Harry Cole,...
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Attempted break-in in Woodley
POLICE are appealing for information following an attempted burglary in Woodley last weekend. Between 5.30pm and 10.30pm on Sunday, October 29, someone attempted to force open a pantry window of...
Read moreDetailsTenant agreed for Peach Place
A TENANT has been agreed for Peach Place, but due to commercial confidentiality, Wokingham Borough Council can’t say who it is yet. The Executive voted to approve the application for...
Read moreDetailsJools is ready to boogie woogie at The Hexagon
MUSICAL virtuoso Jools Holland and his world-renowned Rhythm & Blues Orchestra will be dancing into Reading next week as part of their 2017 Autumn/Winter UK tour. Now in its 22nd...
Read moreDetailsWinnersh allotments move date queried
MOVING Winnersh’s allotments was queried by Cllr Rachelle Shepherd-DuBey at the Executive meeting held on Thursday, October 26. She asked Cllr Norman Jorgensen: “What made you think that asking to...
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‘We must talk up Wokingham town’
WE MUST talk up the town. That was the message from the executive member for regeneration. Cllr Stuart Munro made the comments when replying to a question from Cllr Imogen...
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