Arsonist torched family’s cars before 100mph police chase through Berkshire
A man who set fire to two cars outside a family home before leading police on a pursuit at speeds of up to 100mph has been jailed.
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Mayor issues boxing challenge to Sadiq Khan
The mayor of Sandhurst has challenged his London counterpart Sir Sadiq Khan to a boxing match to raise money for charities.
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Why thousands will flock to Swallowfield Park this Bank Holiday
On Sunday, August 30 and Monday, August 31st, the two-day spectacular returns.
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Last-minute FA cup heartbreak for Sumas
A goal four minutes into added time sent Wokingham Town crashing out of this season's Emirates FA Cup on Tuesday night.
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Two new shops set for Wokingham
Two new businesses are set to open in Wokingham town centre in the coming months.
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Lib Dems reveal Bracknell candidate
Jo Hawley will stand for election in the Bracknell constituency.
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Wokingham man charged after fatal collision
Jordan Kripczik, aged 18, of Waterloo Road, Wokingham has been charged with one count of aggravated vehicle taking.
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How is Thames Water tackling leaks as summer droughts continue
Water supplier Thames Water has released further figures about how it is aiming to tackle leaks in the South East as summer droughts continue to hit.
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Free music and performances at The Lexicon
The free outdoor event promises an exciting programme of performances for all ages
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Spencers Wood nursery celebrates positive Ofsted comments
Inspection praises quality of care and education at Wise Owls
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