A BOXING DAY murder investigation has been launched in Shinfield after a woman’s body was found in the early hours of this morning. Although Thames Valley Police have arrested a...
Read moreDetailsChristmas brings celebration and warmth to the dark and cold days of December. It is great to see the illuminations in Wokingham town centre and the many houses around the...
Read moreDetailsA CCTV image has been released of a man police believe could help them solve a pre-Christmas assault. Thames Valley Police said in a statement that they believe he may...
Read moreDetailsA KNIFE-WIELDING man threatened a woman in front of a child in a terrifying late-night raid on her home earlier this week. Now police are appealing for witnesses to the...
Read moreDetailsTO HELP farmers in the fight against rural crime, Thames Valley Police recently met with two groups to spread the word about working together. Thames Valley Police chief constable Francis...
Read moreDetailsTHE first phase of new housing for Gorse Ride will begin early next year. It follows the demolition this week of the former Cockayne Court Care Home. Around 50 homes...
Read moreDetailsON ANY new estate, the show house is always the best and most admired property. Standing outside this beautiful four bedroom detached home on the much admired Montague Park, it...
Read moreDetailsThe Bell has had its hymn board stolen IT is meant to be the season of goodwill. But one cheeky thief has decided it is better to receive than to...
Read moreDetailsPUPILS from a borough school have been giving lessons in kindness. The students at Gorse Ride School in Finchampstead are handing out special tokens to anyone who does a good...
Read moreDetailsRose Pearce, manager of GAIL's THE FIRST two businesses to open in Wokingham’s Peach Place development have proved to be massive hits. Last Wednesday, Waterstones opened its doors for the...
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