“No means yes to me”: Rapist jailed after making chilling remark to victim
A man who told a woman "no means yes to me" after raping and sexually assaulting her has been jailed for eight years.
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Two men jailed over crack cocaine and heroin supply in Reading
Two men have been jailed for a combined total of more than seven years after being caught supplying class A drugs in Reading.
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Government’s fairer funding formula penalises Bracknell residents
Residents across Bracknell Forest will be paying 4.99 percent more council tax next year.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: From Global Science to Local Delivery
At a time when climate change is becoming politically polarised, rigorous global science matters more than ever
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Swallowfield bridge reopens after lorry crash left river crossing damaged
cient bridge in Swallowfield has reopened to vehicles after being closed for more than two weeks following a lorry collision.
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Police hunt man after child seriously injured in hit-and-run incident in Earley
Police have launched an urgent appeal to trace a man wanted in connection with a serious hit-and-run collision that left a child with serious injuries
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All the details for Lunar New Year in Wokingham on Sunday
Wokingham town council will be hosting performers, artists, east Asian street food traders and more.
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Twyford Station parking problem ignored? Residents slam meagre government proposal
Key players from Wokingham met in London on Tuesday to discuss the problem of parking at Twyford station.
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SEND School shortage in Wokingham? Council moves to deliver places locally and faster
Wokingham borough council is proposing to accept government funding to help increase SEND school places in the borough more quickly.
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Wokingham Society to celebrate town’s aviation pioneer Winifred Spooner
Wokingham Society is set to host a free meeting.
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