POLICE have cordoned off parts of Woodley’s shopping precinct this morning following a suspected break-in at the McColl’s Post Office. The shutters to the store on Crockhamwell Road have been...
Read moreDetailsCouncillors voted to increase council tax by the maximum amount allowed ? 4.99% ? in a budget that also includes £16 million of spending cuts.
Read moreDetailsA girl said she is 'really scared' of being hit by a car on a busy A-road where the council has refused to build a crossing.
Read moreDetailsMany roads around Wokingham and Hurst will be closed or partially closed for the David Cliff Wokingham half marathon on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsA SCHOOL could receive up to £100,000 to help fund an improvement project ? they will need to be quick as registrations close at the end of the month
Read moreDetailsCash taken from criminals will be used to install a new CCTV system in Woodley, it has been agreed.
Read moreDetailsArtist's flying tiger inspires young illustrators
Read moreDetailsEMERGENCY crews were called to Winnersh on Friday afternoon following a road traffic collision. Thames Valley Police closed Hatch Farm Way between Duffet Drive and Rhodes Close in response to...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS hailed as a high-tech upgrade that would improve reliability on the railways, but the new level crossings at Wokingham Station have failed.
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS using Google Maps to try and avoid California Crossroads will no longer be sent on a dead-end diversion, thanks to Wokingham.Today
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