Police seek drivers who failed to stop on Nine Mile Ride
AN APPEAL has been launched to trace the drivers of two cars who failed to stop for police just after school run last week. Police also want dash cam footage...
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Half term at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History
If you’re wondering what to do over half-term, why not try a day out at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History (OUMNH) which also houses the Pitt Rivers collection,...
Read moreDetailsCCTV of car released after boilersuit wearing men raid Holme Grange Craft Village
CCTV of a vehicle police believe could be linked to a break-in at a craft village in Wokingham has been released. Thames Valley Police released the image of the vehicle...
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Book now for Wokingham Positive Difference business breakfast event
A LOOK at the world of crowdfunding will be on offer at a special business networking breakfast event. The Wokingham Positive Difference group will welcome Sharon Cook from Choice Business...
Read moreDetailsVoice of Siri will lead focus on the future of work in Berkshire
THE VOICE of Siri will be helping Berkshire businesses figure out the future of work at a special conference taking place this Friday. The Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce has...
Read moreDetailsUKIP welcomes defence chief for briefing
MEMBERS of Wokingham’s UKIP party welcomed a special guest visitor to their meeting last week. The party’s Defence Spokesman and MEP, Bill Etheridge, came to the Holiday Inn at Winnersh...
Read moreDetailsCCTV released after accordions stolen from store
POLICE are hunting for some accordion thieves after a music shop was raided three times. CCTV images have been released showing a man that Thames Valley Police would like to...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police becomes latest force to adopt spit guards
A CONTROVERSIAL method of preventing arrested people from spitting at police officers is being rolled out by Thames Valley Police (TVP). Spit guards, made from a light, see-through, breathable material...
Read moreDetailsHouse of Commons Speaker ‘rehearsed’ his Trump comments with University of Reading students last week
COMMENTS made by the House of Commons Speaker yesterday about President Donald Trump were 'rehearsed' during an audience at the University of Reading last week, it has been revealed. During...
Read moreDetailsReading’s council tax bill expected to rise 4.99% in April
Neighbouring Reading Borough Council has announced its planned Council Tax rise for the next financial year, which starts on April 5. Unlike Surrey County Council, which is planning a 15%...
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