THIEVES used a concrete block to smash into a house in Crowthorne earlier this week. During the evening on Tuesday, October 3, someone threw a concrete block through the rear...
Read moreDetailsJEWELLERY has been stolen from a house in Wokingham. Overnight on Wednesday, October 4 into Thursday, someone broke into a house in Bowyer Crescent by removing a small pane of...
Read moreDetailsA PET superstore in Wokingham will be opening an hour early this weekend as part of a national charity campaign. Pets at Home, which is based in Finchampstead Road, will...
Read moreDetailsA MAN is being hunted by police after he exposed himself to a woman in Woodley last month. Between 3pm and 3.40pm on Tuesday, September 26, a man exposed himself...
Read moreDetailsA NEW shop dedicated to buying and selling works of art has opened in Wokingham. Jeremy Edwards, who owns Antiq Art at Holme Grange Craft Village, started trading art as...
Read moreDetailsTWO teenage boys have been arrested in connection with a robbery at Sol Joel Park, in Earley, earlier this month. At around 8pm on Monday, September 18, three males approached...
Read moreDetailsBRIDES in Wokingham were given the chance to ‘say yes to the dress’ at a special event earlier this month. Confetti Bridal Centre, in Charwood Road, held a special ‘trunk...
Read moreDetailsA RARE bicycle has been stolen from a garden in Wargrave. During the afternoon of Saturday, September 2, someone went into the garden of a property in Hollycross and stole...
Read moreDetailsAN appeal for witnesses has been made following the attempted burglary of a shop in Wokingham last night. At around 10pm on Sunday, a man was seen approaching a shop...
Read moreDetailsA group of Duke of Edinburgh students from LVS Ascot returned on Saturday 5th August from an exhilarating trip to Nepal which saw them enjoy an amazing variety of experiences....
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