Assault in Peach Street was “not a stabbing”
The force is still appealing for witnesses.
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Name revealed for new link road
Wokingham Without parish council has confirmed the name.
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Two Poplars pub recognised in Parliament
Jones: 'Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating The Two Poplars'
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Coffee and cakes event at Westende supports Thames Hospice
Almshouse community enjoys fundraising fun
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Firefighters called into action to rescue trapped deer in Wokingham
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue received a call to reports of an animal in need of rescue on Latimer Road .
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Assault in Peach Street: Police appeals for witnesses
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an assault in Peach Street, Wokingham in the early hours of Sunday morning. The former Mumbai takeaway and Sally salon supply shop...
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Plans for nine-month closure for part of Barkham Road
The council does not have the power to refuse works where there is a clear operational need.
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CCTV images released following shoplifting in Wokingham
If this person is you, or you recognise who this is, please get in touch with Thames Valley Police,.
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Waverley Prep School pupils are national athletics champions
The school is thrilled with their success
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Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham
Share eco ideas with like-minded people
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