Four charged in connection with firearms supply offences after Wokingham and Sandhurst properties raided
A MAN from Wokingham is among four people charged in connection with a police investigation into firearms supply offences.
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham is among four people charged in connection with a police investigation into firearms supply offences.
Read moreDetailsTWO MEN have been sentenced for multiple offences, including conspiracy to commit burglary, on Friday, November 4, following a series of thefts
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has released its semi-annual breakdown of statistics about its operations, including contact and arrest figures
Read moreDetailsOvernight poppies spring up
Read moreDetailsPolice released CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to who may have vital information regarding an incident of criminal damage in Wokingham
Read moreDetailsThe multi-million pound hub is in the running to win Development of the Year at the awards which take place on Wednesday, November 16.
Read moreDetailsSupermarket boosts children's charity
Read moreDetailsA developer has received planning permission to build 73 new homes in a Wokingham village.
Read moreDetailsCITYFIBRE has said a full fibre network roll-out in Wokingham would be 'a natural progression'.
Read moreDetailsAT A MEETING last week, councillors explored a number of ways the council could claw back a £4 million shortfall in revenue.
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