Man arrested after crash near Wokingham leaves motorcyclist with life threatening injuries
A man has been arrested after a crash near Wokingham has left a motorcyclist with life threatening injuries
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Michelin-star aims for Wokingham’s latest restaurant
Club India is the masterpiece of restaurateur and chef Awanish Roy.
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Police appeal after car fails to stop in Winnersh road traffic collision
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses and footage after a vehicle failed to stop in a road traffic collision in Winnersh.
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Man charged with sexual assaults
The charges relate to four incidents at Nirvana Spa.
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Works from Hurst artist on show
She said she creates art to remind us of the wonder in the world.
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New speed limits officially introduced on roads in Wokingham, Winnersh, Shinfield and Finchampstead
New 30mph speed limits have officially been introduced on roads across Berkshire.
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Naturally Speaking: Endangered swifts find a home a Dinton Pastures
Environmental news and views
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Homes plan for Winnersh revealed
The planned 53 homes will include 32 private market dwellings and 21 affordable dwellings.
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A Marvellous tribute act festival
The Marvellous Festival is set for the weekend of July 18-20.
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Fun for all at Winnersh fete
A fantastic and fun event came to Winnersh last Saturday.
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