Charity cycle ride raises thousands in honour of Rotec’s Simon
THE Dad of a cyclist who died of heart failure earlier this year said that a bike ride held in his honour would please him. Alan Brooke was present to...
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WATCH: Prime Minister Theresa May opens Phoenix Avenue in Wokingham
Yesterday, Prime Minister Theresa May
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Wokingham’s council tax to rise 5.49% plus parish precepts
WOKINGHAM residents will face a council tax rise of 5.49% plus the parish council precepts, which could add as much as £106.71 to the bill. The overall rise, announced at...
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Ever wanted to be a firefighter? Here’s your chance
A RECRUITMENT campaign has been launched to help find more on-call firefighters at a number of fire stations including Wargrave and Crowthorne. The Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS)...
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Man pleads guilty to dangerous driving in Twyford
UPDATE: Thames Valley Police has removed the video from its YouTube channel. The Wokingham Paper has contacted Thames Valley Police's media office who have confirmed this was not due to...
Read moreDetailsCyclist who trained in Wokingham takes part in TV race
A CYCLIST who used Wokingham to train is down to the final two in an epic race that pits wheels against wheels. Specialist TV channel Bike is currently screening The...
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