A POLICE officer from Three Mile Cross has been found guilty of sexual relations with a teenager. BBC News reported that anti-terrorism officer Peter Drummond, 38, had made friends with...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES have the chance to team up with Reading Football Club in a unique new partnership. It is hoped the scheme will help companies reach new goals through quality monthly...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS are being urged to attend a consultation event tomorrow - Monday, February 18 - in a bid to save the historic Broad Street Post Office. The event will take...
Read moreDetailsCUSTOMERS from a Wokingham building society have helped raise more than £1,200 for charity over the past 12 months. Late last month, a team from Newbury Building Society presented the...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was attacked by three men as he walked through a park on Valentine's Day. Now police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. Police are described the attack...
Read moreDetailsA YOUNG couple who eschewed holidays to get a foot on the ladder – and their dogs in their very own kennel – are celebrating after achieving their dream. And...
Read moreDetailsLast week, Matt spoke in a debate in the House of Commons to share his concerns about the future of state-maintained nursery schools. State-maintained nurseries are at the forefront of...
Read moreDetailsTHE consultation over the future of Wokingham town’s Post Office has been described as “a sham” after WH Smith advertised for staff at its “new Post Office.” Officially, Royal Mail...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL theatre group for youngsters will be holding a special Greatest Showman-themed event during the half-term holiday. Stageability will be taking over Emmbrook Village Hall on Thursday, February 21....
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY Town Council is once again the parish with the highest council tax precept: its residents will still pay £106.71 on top of their Wokingham Borough Council Band D rate....
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