The resignation of Dr Phillip Lee has been described as a major blow for the Government, while the BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg said that "He is categorically not the...
Read moreDetailsResigning as a minister from the Government is a very difficult decision because it goes against every grain in my soul. The very word resign conveys a sense of giving...
Read moreDetailsOne of Wokingham's four MPs has handed his resignation today to another of the borough's MPs - Dr Phillip Lee, who respresents Finchampstead and Wokingham Without, told Theresa May that...
Read moreDetailsTHE Forest School in Winnersh has been praised for “many positives” in its latest Ofsted report. New headteacher, Shirley Austin was described as “a real pacesetter” with leadership and management...
Read moreDetailsA CAT has had to have a leg amputated after it was shot by thugs using an air rifle in Finchampstead. The Bracknell and Wokingham branch of Cats Protection revealed...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN in her 40s was sexually assaulted by a young Asian teenager while walking down a Winnersh lane. Thames Valley Police said that it is appealing for witnesses following...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham District Under 11 team are the best in the land - and that's official. On Saturday, June 9, the youngsters headed to Liverpool FC's academy to take part...
Read moreDetailsA FURIOUS grandmother has condemned Wokingham’s NatWest bank after claiming scammers stole thousands of pounds from her account. The 64-year-old, who has asked not to be named, says the branch...
Read moreDetailsA LATVIAN lorry driver has been banned from driving after being stopped by police in Wokingham. The incident occurred on Saturday, June 2 in Oaklands Park, off Fishponds Road. Thames...
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD man has been found not guilty of murder during a hearing at Reading Crown Court. On Friday, June 8, Anthony Wheaton, 25 and of Dart Close, was found...
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