A TRANSPORT specialist has been given a new role at his local bus company. Reading born and bred Clive Tombs has been appointed as Reading Buses’ new commecial manager. With...
Read moreDetailsFIVE homes have been raided in the Winnersh and Woodley areas: now police are appealing for help in a bid to catch the thieves. Thames Valley Police said that the...
Read moreDetailsTHE ROLE of arts and culture in the borough’s business plans were discussed at a special conference held in Sindlesham earlier this month. Organised by Wokingham Borough Council, the Fit...
Read moreDetailsA PERVERT who abused a string of boys over a 35-year period will spend the next 17 years in jail. David Witts, 73 and a Merryfields Way, Lewisham, received the...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S Crown Post Office closed its doors for good last Wednesday - and residents looking to pick up a parcel must once again use the side entrance. This is, Royal...
Read moreDetailsA YEAR of fundraising has seen a mayor raise almost £28,000 for a children’s charity based in Woodley. Cllr John Kaiser, who stepped down as Wokingham Borough mayor in May,...
Read moreDetailsI believe I have mentioned before of my major interest (some of my friends call it a fixation!) with space exploration and research. I have been the Vice Chair...
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, June 6, to coincide with the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landings, Year 5 at Keep Hatch Primary school were transported back in time to the Second World...
Read moreDetailsLOCALS in Earley have hit out at selfish drivers for blocking roads and footpaths to avoid paying “extortionate” parking charges. The situation has become so bad, a petition has been...
Read moreDetailsA 30-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving following a serious incident on the A329m this afternoon. Thames Valley Police closed the road to traffic heading to...
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