WOKINGHAM'S current MP has confirmed to The Wokingham Paper that he intends to stand for Parliament in the forthcoming general election. Assuming that the dissolution of Parliament is voted on...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S regeneration was the focus of a town hall forum held on Tuesday, April 4. The meeting, organised by the new Wokingham Town Business Association, gave business owners and managers...
Read moreDetailsA NEW face has joined a local solicitors to help with its tax planning, wills and probate team. Rachel Scawin will be based in Clifton Ingram’s Wokingham office and specialises...
Read moreDetailsBritish Transport Police (BTP) are appealing for information after a car was engulfed in flames in Crowthorne Railway car park last month. The incident, which involved a BMW, happened on Friday, March...
Read moreDetailsTHE MAN who died while in custody at Loddon Valley Police Station has been named. Leroy Junior Medford, 43, died on Sunday, April 2 following his arrest and detention in...
Read moreDetailsCCTV images have been released following an armed robbery at a shop in Wokingham last month. Thames Valley Police today (Tuesday) released images of a man they would like to...
Read moreDetailsA BIKE worth at least £600 has been stolen from outside a supermarket in Lower Earley last week and now Thames Valley Police have released CCTV images of two people...
Read moreDetailsTwo teenage girls are being sought by police after a man was attacked in Rose Street. Thames Valley Police said that victim, a man in his thirties, was walking in...
Read moreDetailsA 60-year-old woman was pushed against a supermarket shelf and kicked in an attack before fellow shoppers rushed to her aid. Now, police have released CCTV images showing a woman...
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