17-year-old boy stabbed in knifepoint robbery by three masked men in Warfield
A 17-year-old boy was stabbed in a knifepoint robbery by three men in balaclavas in Warefield on Sunday.
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Approval given for 200 homes in Twyford
Croudance Homes will now build the homes on land at Bridge Farm.
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Love Island star from Bracknell jailed after assisting with drug smuggling operation
A woman from Bracknell, who previously appeared on Love Island, has been jailed for 14 years after assisting with a drug smuggling operation.
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Wokingham trader pleads guilty to fraudulent trading and money laundering
A Wokingham trader has been given a suspended sentence and is now required to undertake unpaid work after pleading guilty
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Minister visit to Shinfield business
Lord Vallance believes Reading, and the Earley and Woodley constituency, could become a hub for quantum computing.
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Hurst Show returns this weekend
The 2025 event will feature attractions organised across the village.
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Fun for all at Winnersh fete
A fantastic and fun event came to Winnersh last Saturday.
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Amber heat health alert put in place, warning against health risks amid weekend heatwave
An amber heat health alert has been put in place across much of England, including in the south as temperatures are expected to rise once again
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Bird rescue in Wokingham
A trapped pigeon was rescued by firefighters earlier this week.
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Volunteers needed to record sightings of stag beetles
The Great Stag Hunt has been running for more than 25 years.
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