A WINNERSH girl is leading the charge to fundraise for students in Zimbabwe. Jasmine Dix, 11, has spearheaded a fortnight of fundraising at Winnersh Primary School for Creating Better Futures,...
Read moreDetailsSuperheroes are on their way to Winnersh as the village holds its annual Scarecrow Trail later this month.
Read moreDetailsTHE CONSULTATION has opened for a new SEND school in Winnersh. Maiden Erlegh Trust is hosting two drop-in events, for residents to meet members of the trust, ask questions and...
Read moreDetailsSt Catherine’s church, Sindlesham is hosting a flower festival over the weekend of June 12 to 13.
Read moreDetailsFounders Ryan Simpson, James Whittingham and Matthew Knight installed 12 trees at Wheatfield Primary School, in Winnersh, on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsAt least four drivers crashed on the first week the Winnersh Relief Road opened, after making illegal right hand turns.
Read moreDetailsWokingham North Neighbourhood Policing Team said it is “taking action” following concerns over the new changes to the traffic lights last week.
Read moreDetailsCAMERAS are to be installed on the new Winnersh Relief Road layout in a bid to catch drivers making illegal right turns – and another accident has occurred this morning....
Read moreDetails“It’s worse than the crash this morning,” Cllr Prue Bray said. “It must be local people who have got used to turning right.”
Read moreDetailsWokingham.Today understands the crash is linked to the change in signalling, which prohibits drivers from turning right onto Hatch Farm Way from King Street Lane.
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