Emergency crews called out after woman falls into trench dug for roadworks
AN INVESTIGATION has been launched after emergency crews were called to a busy Wokingham road after a person fell into a trench
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Protecting the Greenbelt
The Conservative Group has been clear we want people today to be able to enjoy the dream of home ownership and we want to see more affordable homes
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Former Sonning postie Mick swaps packages for pooches
FORMER Sonning postie Mick Gorman has swapped packages for pooches.
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A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
A bubbly treat in Sindlesham raises funds for a therapy charity
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Sunshine and fun at a Winnersh church’s spring fayre
Visitors enjoyed sunshine at a Winnersh fayre
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Student set to swim from Switzerland to France in aid of charity Beat
Mr Sanger will be joined by William Henman in the swim challenge across Lake Geneva, due to take place in July, in aid of Beat
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‘It could have been catastrophic’: Residents call for speed limit reduction on major road
FINCHAMPSTEAD residents have voiced safety concerns about one of the village's main roads.
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FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Change and continuity on the Borough Council
The new executive is largely the same as last year's; most of my colleagues will continue the excellent work they did under Clive
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Be the lady (or man) of the lake with swimathon and raise funds for Thames Hospice
Swim in a Maidenhead lake and raise funds for hospice care
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Wokingham woman’s 90th birthday celebration concert helps boosts air ambulance
A 90th birthday celebration is a good news story and boosts air ambulance
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