THURSDAY, May 2 was a momentous day for Wokingham. We hesitate to use the word seismic, but had we been electing all of its borough councillors in one fell swoop...
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER was pulled off his moped and then kicked in the head in a savage attack on a Saturday teatime. Thames Valley Police said it is appealing for witnesses...
Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER leader of the Liberal Democrats has praised the Wokingham borough branch for their electoral success last week. In the local elections, the party doubled its borough council representation...
Read moreDetailsTHE NEWLY elected independent councillor for Shinfield South said that he is humbled by the scale of his victory. Cllr Jim Frewin beat the incumbent – and Executive member for...
Read moreDetailsA SIGNED album by The Beatles has sold for a record £9,600 at Wokingham Auctions. The rare edition of the group's debut album, Please Please Me, would have cost £1.12s...
Read moreDetailsA NEW COMPANY has been launched in the Thames Valley with one aim: helping businesses use video in their marketing. Berkshire Video Services aims to capitalize on the trend for...
Read moreDetailsA WHITLEY man has been charged with one count of GBH after allegedly pushing a pensioner over in the car park of Asda in Lower Earley. David Beckford, aged 30,...
Read moreDetailsSICK THIEVES twice targeted donations left for a charity to sell. Police believe that two thefts to the Sue Ryder Hospice in Nettlebed are linked. Both raids took place in...
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER from Wokingham is currently in a critical condition in a London hospital following what appears to have been a hit and run incident last night. The victim, who...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who stabbed his wife 59 times has been jailed for at least 16 years and eight months. Laurens Brand, 47, admitted murdering his wife in their home in...
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