Efits released after women robbed by men who claimed to have a knife
A WOMAN walking in Emmbrook Fields was robbed by two men who claimed to have a knife. Now, Thames Valley Police has released two Efit images of two men they...
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Wokingham Town Council agrees to fly Pride flag later this month
WOKINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL is to follow in the footsteps of the borough council by agreeing to fly the flag for Pride next month. Staff at the town hall will hoist...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Mrs Thatcher and her three predecessors
Tim Holder, a famous cartoonist from the 60s and 70s was really well known for his infamous and sometimes not very flattering caricatures of famous sporting and political faces of...
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Petition launched to lift rumoured ban on Wokingham Station’s ‘Cheerful Controller’ reading Winnie the Pooh
A petition was launched today to lift the rumoured ban on the renowned Wokingham announcer who reads poetry over the loudspeaker during busy periods. Tony Knight has a reputation for...
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Wokingham children invited to take part in borough’s biggest book festival.
Children from Wokingham are invited to take part in a reading extravaganza featuring author-led writing workshops this autumn. The Wokingham Children’s Book Festival will return for a second year from...
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Would you pay to drive into Reading? New consultation moots charging as an option
A FEE could be introduced to drive into neighbouring Reading as the council looks to tackle congestion and air quality.
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THUNDER WARNING: Met Office’s yellow alert for storms across Wokingham
A week after a spectacular thunderstorm lit up the night sky, the Met Office has issued a warning that another one may be on the way this morning. The forecast...
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CITIZENS ADVICE: We are looking for Trustees
Volunteering can take many forms – from the frontline, providing invaluable services, to the Boardroom, helping a charity achieve its social purpose. Here at Citizens Advice Wokingham, our first Board...
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: Wokingham groups that need your help
The Wokingham Cancer Support Network has been established to support people living in and around the Wokingham borough that are affected by cancer.
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Mulberry View residents hold barbecue to help them become good neighbours and perfect friends
AS FANS of Australian soap operas know, everyone needs good neighbours and residents of one of Wokingham’s new housing estates had the chance to make their perfect friends on Saturday
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