POLICE have arrested a Reading man on suspicion of a public order offence. The 47-year-old man was arrested in Tabby Drive, Three Mile Cross today (Sunday, January 19) at approximately...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY shop that makes a difference to its young staff is preparing to open its doors to Wokingham. JAC In A Box is situated next to Sedero Lounge in...
Read moreDetailsHappy New Year to all the readers of Church Notes. New Year’s Day – January 1 – saw the start of a new venture for the Churches in Wokingham. Seven...
Read moreDetailsArborfield MORE THAN 3,300 homes are planned for Arborfield Garrison under the updated Local Plan. The draft Local Plan was announced last week, and includes key strategic areas for housing...
Read moreDetailsANDY Croy, Leader of the Labour Group on Wokingham Borough Council said: “The plan will come as a devastating blow to Shinfield residents and the Parish council. They have been...
Read moreDetailsTWO cars were in deeply flooded ditches by the side of a busy road this morning. It is not yet known what happened, but the cars were on the same...
Read moreDetailsRAISING MONEY for disadvantaged children, a local woman is running 2,020km this year for the charity she founded. Emma Cantrell, CEO of First Days Children’s Charity — who support children...
Read moreDetailsIT’S PANTO time again thanks to a Wokingham church. Alice in Pantoland is the title for this year’s production from Corpus Christi Parish Panto Group. The show follows Alice as...
Read moreDetailsORGANISATIONS, individuals and charities that live or work within Woodley are celebrating after being given a boost from the town council. At the Full Council Meeting held at the Oakwood...
Read moreDetailsA CONTROVERSIAL pet shop has vacated a local garden centre, leaving surrounding tennants happy with the news. Linton Pet Store was based at Ladds Garden Village, Hare Hatch. The shop...
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