A 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...
Read moreDetailsNIA JONES is hoping her performance in Doncaster will lead to more chances in the first team as a "frustrating season" edges towards its conclusion. Wales international Jones was handed...
Read moreDetails"WE NEED to improve." That is the blunt assessment of Binfield boss Roger Herridge after his side slipped to a third straight defeat in just eight days at the weekend,...
Read moreDetailsTHE son of a woman who was murdered in Crowthorne last weekend has paid an emotional tribute to his mother. Jacqueline 'Jackie' Pattenden, 53, died from a stab wound to...
Read moreDetailsA PLAYFUL swipe at the church may not have the same weighty consequences now as it did back in the 1960s. But 50 or so years ago, when Joe Orton’s...
Read moreDetailsTWO controlled explosions were carried out at an address in Waltham St Lawrence yesterday (Tuesday). Police officers were called to a house in School Road following reports of firearms and...
Read moreDetailsA SCHOOL in Wokingham proved that it has lots of talent at the opening of it's new performing arts block this morning (Wednesday). Holme Grange School, in Heathlands Road, welcomed Britain's...
Read moreDetailsA PROPERTY developer in Spencers Wood has helped to kit out a local youth football team. Crest Nicholson, which is behind the new Brambles development close to Spencers Wood FC’s...
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