Wargrave Wildbird Rescue Centre to stop receiving new patients
It started with a one-day-old sparrow - and spiralled
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Police and bomb squad find ‘industrial sized’ firework in Wargrave home
Police and the bomb squad both attended a scene yesterday evening in Wargrave where they found an industrial sized firework in a home in Wargrave.
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Review for ‘inappropriate’ speed limits
Campaigners had launched a petition demanding speed limits be reduced.
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Changes to bus timetables
Changes are coming to some buses in Wokingham borough.
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Gun found in the River Thames
A diver from a Crowthorne business made a shock discovery last weekend.
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Wargrave Local History Society report
Discover Woodley's hidden treasures
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Wargrave and Shiplake Regatta is sure to make a big splash
Enjoy a weekend of fun on the river
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An ancient event with an important task
Swan Upping, the annual census of the swan population on the River Thames, took place last week.
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Wargrave historians enjoyed a model day out in Dorchester
A museum, an abbey, and afternoon tea completed the trip
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Gold Fever hits Wargrave
This year's theme of 'Gold Fever' made for a flamboyant, dazzling and glittering event.
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