++FOUND++ Police appealing for help locating teenager missing from Winnersh
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help locating of a teenager reported missing from Winnersh, last seen at around 2.30pm on Tuesday, March 19
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Support for Non-League Day
South Western Railway has become an official partner of Non-League Day.
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Government to consider Winnersh Aldi plans
Wokingham Borough councillors approved plans in December, but the government must give final approval.
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Foodie festival is heading to Wokingham
The event will take place in June at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst.
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National Offer Day is historic moment for The Forest School
HISTORY was made last week, when the first secondary school places were offered to girls attending a Winnersh school.
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Plans approved for Winnersh home film studio
Plans that will see a residential property in Winnersh used for commercial filming have been approved, having first been refused in October 2023.
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Christmas card for poppy appeal
An evocative Christmas card has been designed to support fundraising efforts for this year's Royal British Legion poppy appeal.
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Stall holders wanted for summer fete
Stall holders wanted for summer fete
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Collision on Winnersh road causes Friday rush hour traffic chaos
EMERGENCY crews were called to Winnersh on Friday afternoon following a road traffic collision. Thames Valley Police closed Hatch Farm Way between Duffet Drive and Rhodes Close in response to...
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Berkshire ranks high for financial productivity
Berkshire has ranked in sixth place nationally.
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