THE driver of a lorry which overturned on the M4 near Wokingham this afternoon has been flown to hospital. The male driver was said to be suffering serious head injuries...
Read moreDetailsBOYS born in Wokingham could expect to live in good health for longer than anywhere else in the country, according to a report published this week. The Office for National Statistics...
Read moreDetailsTWO lanes are currently closed on the M4 near Wokingham following a collision. Several lanes on the eastbound and wetsbound carriageway between J10 (Wokingham/Bracknell) and J8/9 (High Wycombe/Maidenhead) are currently closed...
Read moreDetailsAN AMBITIOUS plan to cut congestion for the borough's motorists gets underway on the A329M and M4 sliproads from Monday - but the work will take a year to complete....
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has launched a fresh appeal for information as they search for missing woman Lauren Seaman. They say that she was last seen at 11.15am on Thursday, October...
Read moreDetailsPop star turned actor Will Young - who was born in Wokingham - has quit the BBC TV dance show Strictly Come Dancing. Will decided to leave for personal reasons....
Read moreDetailsOne of the borough’s much loved country parks has been added to a list of potential development sites. Dinton Pastures in Hurst is just one of several council owned areas that...
Read moreDetailsA PEDESTRIAN has died following a crash involving a lorry on the M4 this morning. The incident took place on the eastbound carriageway between junction 11 (Reading) and junction 10...
Read moreDetails"WE WANT the fans to expect us to win." That was the message from London Irish assistant coach Clark Laidlaw as the Exiles cruised to their sixth win from six...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Forest School student is realising his dream of being a professional musician - after moving to the USA and joining a band. Dave Amott, who pursued his love...
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