A TELECOMMUNICATIONS worker is in hospital after suffering serious injuries in a hit and run crash in Finchampstead. Now, Thames Valley Police has launched an appeal for witnesses to come...
Read moreDetailsA WOULD-BE robber threatened to stab a teenager as he walked through Jennett's Park last month. Thames Valley Police have just released information about the attack, which took place around...
Read moreDetailsA TWENTY-YEAR-OLD with links to Wokingham is wanted by police on recall to prison.
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYADiAiJHKM&feature=youtu.be The 2018 MERL Annual Lecture is no ordinary annual lecture. This year the University of Reading museum famous for its absolute unit tweets on social media will be presenting...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at one of the borough’s newest schools have been kitted out with some of the newest technology thanks to makers of one of the newest developments in the borough....
Read moreDetailsA MAN with links to Winnersh is being hunted by police after failing to appear at Guildford Court on Monday, October 8. In his absence, O’Reilly was found guilty of...
Read moreDetailsTHE INTERIM chief executive of Wokingham Borough Council has stepped down “to pursue other opportunities”. Manjeet Gill was appointed in August last year on a six-month contract while the council...
Read moreDetailsA PENSIONER was hospitalised after being attacked in a Shinfield street earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsA TWO-BEDROOM apartment in Wokingham’s town centre is being offered for sale thanks to Martin & Co.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM funeral directors is hoping you’ll pop in for tea later this month, and help raise money for charity at the same time. AB Walker, based on London Road,...
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