AN ART exhibition in Wokingham this week will help a school celebrate its centenary. Luckley House School will display works by Paul Hobbs just in time for Valentine’s Day. Called...
Read moreDetailsMost people agree we need to do better when it comes to helping people to have a bed for the night and a roof over their heads. There has been...
Read moreDetailsHE may be the Head of Major Crime for Thames Valley Police, but Detective Superintendent Ian Hunter is no TV sleuth. In fact, he would rather be cheering on his...
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD supermarket has been targeted by late-night thieves for the second time in three weeks. The Co-operative store in School Green was raided in the early hours of Friday,...
Read moreDetailsTHE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS saw their share of the vote dramatically increase as they held on to their Evendons seat. And Helen Power, who had to step down from the seat...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU are looking for a house that combines spacious living with room to grow, then this four-bedroom property is the ideal solution. With three bathrooms, two of them en...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS have raised concerns after a Conservative councillor was given a 12-month suspended sentence for GBH just TWO days after canvassing with the Prime Minister. On Saturday, February 2, Jean-Jacques...
Read moreDetailsIT’S just as well there is a large driveway with plenty of room for a number of cars. When you arrive at this ultra stylish house on Nine Mile Ride,...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY town councillor has been given a 12-month suspended jail sentence after admitting a charge of GBH. Jean-Jacques Ellis, 31, was elected as councillor for South Lake North ward...
Read moreDetailsA RAID was carried out in Wokingham last week as part of a nationwide police scheme to crack down on county lines. The raid, which took place on London Road,...
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