Four rescued from car stuck in flooded Wargrave street
FIRE crews had to rescue four people from a car stuck in floodwater.
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Twyford choir’s concert is sure to make a Glorias sound
Twyford choir's concert is sure to make a Glorias sound
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Wargrave pub to be transformed into village shop and wine bar with rooms
Scaffolding has gone up at a pub in Wargrave as part of a project to transform it into a village shop and a wine bar with rooms
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Hollywood boost for the borough
A Hollywood blockbuster that was filmed and finished in Wokingham has brought many benefits to the borough.
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Golf star Cara backed by Knowl Hill golf and country club
A RISING star of the golf scene who cut her teeth at a Knowl Hill course has signed up to a new partnership.
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Scots whodunit as Knowl Hill solves a murder
A MURDER mystery evening complete with haggis, neeps and tatties is on offer in Knowl Hill later this month
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Approval for cricket pavilion
Wokingham Borough Council last week gave the go ahead for an application from Wargrave Cricket Club.
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Boat stuck in flood water at Temple Island
FIRE crews from three stations were sent to help rescue a sailor whose boat had got stuck in flood water.
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Flooded home in Wargrave sees fire crews rescue four people
FOUR people had to be evacuated from a home in Wargrave on Saturday, January 6.
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Flooding and threat of black ice sees Wokingham borough road closed
A ROAD that connects Wokingham borough with neighbouring Henley has been closed for flooding ? and it might not reopen for several days.
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