ONCE it was home to some of Britain's most notorious criminals. And, of course, gave out a weekly siren warning. But work on new buildings at Broadmoor Hospital in Crowthorne...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM woman has danced her way to a national award for the best-run franchise. Andrea Bickford, owner of diddi dance Reading & Wokingham, was presented with the ‘diddi deliverer’...
Read moreDetailsANYONE looking for tickets for Monday nights concert at Nettlebed Folk Club will be disappointed: they have sold out. The gig will see Show of Hands perform and help raise...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM resident who converted a barn and stables into rental accommodation has lost an appeal. Mark Flaherty, of Coppid Hill House, Barkham Road, was granted planning permission by Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsTHIRTEEN borough GP surgeries will be included in the biggest shake-up of local health care in 15 years. The new Primary Care Networks will mean community health staff, paramedics and...
Read moreDetailsA FIGHT between two dogs escalated to the owners and now police are appealing for witnesses to an early-morning assault to come forward. The incident took place in East Park...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Cricket League: Woodcote 1st XI (188-5) beat Woodley 1st XI (187 all out) WOODLEY were beaten by five wickets against high flying Woodcote as they fell to a tremendous...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Cricket League Division 2B: Hurst 1st XI (137-3) beat Thatcham Town 1st XI (136 all out) HURST stay in the hunt near the top of the table as...
Read moreDetailsIT’S OPEN! The first store in the new Elms Field development opened its doors at 8am this morning (Thursday, July 11) – and among the early customers was the executive...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Cricket League Division 4A: Sonning (123-6) beat Wargrave 2s (122 all out) SONNING maintained their domination at the top of the division as they cruised to a seven...
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