STORM EUNICE: Falling tree hits van and blocks London Road
It crashed down on the London Road, opposite Loch Fyne, as a result of high winds from Storm Eunice.
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STORM EUNICE: Fallen tree damages three cars in Wokingham
A LARGE tree has fallen down close to the Wade Day Centre in Wokingham.
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STORM EUNICE: Fallen tree blocks Arborfield road
It crashed down on Biggs Lane as a result of high winds from Storm Eunice.
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STORM EUNICE: Power cut in Twyford, Hurst and northern borough
There are power outages in Hurst, some of Woodley, Twyford, Wargrave, Hare Hatch, Crazies Hill, Waltham St Lawrence and Knowl Hill.
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STORM EUNICE: Wokingham Salvation Army closed today
WOKINGHAM Salvation Army will be closed today Friday, February 18, due to Storm Eunice.
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STORM EUNICE: Power cut in Wokingham town centre
Lines went down just before 7.30am this morning for some areas in the town.
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STORM EUNICE: Community facilities in Wokingham borough closed today due to red alert
All Wokingham Borough Council libraries, community centres, leisure centres, children?s centres, and Wokingham Youth Centre will not open.
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Woodley help hub opens in Emmanuel Church
There is a drop-in session on Monday afternoons, run in partnership with Emmanuel Church, Share Wokingham, Woodley Lunch Bunch and Woodley Foodbank.
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STORM EUNICE: RBH to keep calm and carry on
THE Royal Berkshire Hospital is aiming to keep calm and carry on during Storm Eunice.
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Conservatives launch petition to bring Royal Berkshire Hospital to Wokingham borough
A CALL has been made to transplant the Royal Berkshire Hospital from Reading to Wokingham borough.
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