A UNIVERSITY campus in Earley has been voted one of the most popular green spaces in the UK. The University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus, which is made up of 130...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for information following an attempted burglary at a farm in Farley Hill. Overnight on Tuesday, October 17, someone tried to break into a unit on a farm...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at Bracknell & Wokingham College are literally diving into a new initiative launched by the school. Working in partner-ship with the idiveteam, a local PADI 5* dive resort, the...
Read moreDetailsTHE WINDOWS of two cars parked in Sonning were smashed last week. Between 7pm and 8pm on Tuesday, October 17, someone smashed the windows of two cars parked at the...
Read moreDetailsA YOUNG dancer from Wokingham is jumping for joy after winning a scholarship worth £45,000. Amelia Lusted, 10, who has attended the Jayne A Coleman Academy of Dance since she...
Read moreDetailsTHOUGHTFUL students from a school in Wokingham have raised more than £2,000 for a mental health charity. Pupils at The Emmbrook School, in Emmbrook Road, held a series of fundraising...
Read moreDetailsA PURSE and a satnav have been stolen from a car in Winnersh. On Monday, October 16, a car parked in Greenacres Avenue was broken into, and a purse and...
Read moreDetailsLEAD cladding has been stolen from a roof in Woodley. Overnight on Wednesday, October 18, a resident was woken up by a noise and saw a man on the roof...
Read moreDetailsA BUSINESS networking group that meets over breakfast opened its doors to welcome visitors last Friday. The BNI Wokingham chapter, which meets at Sand Martins Golf Club from 6.30am on...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Winnersh has been fined more than £1,000 for fly-tipping. Lisa Jane Hopkins, 51, of Goddard Court, appeared at Reading Magistrates' Court on Monday (23) where she was...
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