A blast from the past
Commuters were treated to a blast from the past on Tuesday morning when a steam locomotive powered through the station.
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Burglars targetting Wokingham’s empty homes during darker evenings
RESIDENTS of Wokingham are being warned to watch out as thieves are making the most of darker evenings.
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Twyford Drama prepare to take audiences to Treasure Island
Yo Ho Ho! Listen 'ere me 'earties! Productive Twyford Drama doesn't allow the dust to settle beneath their feet.
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Reading Festival Chorus to present an early Christmas treat
MEMBERS of Reading Festival Chorus will be performing this weekend with an early festive-themed concert.
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New data highlights ‘incredible demand’ on TVP
New statistics showed that Thames Valley Police received more than 500,000 contacts between April and September.
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Thames Valley Police to roll out information sharing platform to tackle shoplifting
The OPCC has announced it has procured the use of a new platform to help retailers access information about crime in a bid to reduce shoplifting
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Drive-thru plans for busy Woodley roundabout
Plans have been submitted to build a drive-thru coffee unit on a busy roundabout in Woodley.
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Our Favourites: The Royal Berkshire Archive celebrates with hand-picked exhibition
Our Favourites is a new exhibition of items selected by staff from the Royal Berkshire Archives to tell the stories of the county's past
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Funds raised in memory of Mat Mat
More than £20,000 has been raised in memory of a young boy who died earlier this year.
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Homeless man jailed for 40 weeks after public catch him breaking into a car parked in Wokingham
A HOMELESS man who caught by members of the public has been jailed for 40 weeks.
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