A double thunderstorm across Wokingham borough has seen a number of schools affected, with some closing today, Wednesday, July 19, due to flooding and damage. Hillside Primary School in Lower...
Read moreDetailsSainsbury's in Maiden Place was flooded after drains couldn't cope with excessive rainwater FLASH flooding has caused havoc on Wokingham borough's roads, shops and housing following one of the fiercest...
Read moreDetailsA man has died after a car turned on its side in Pound Lane, Sonning on Monday night. The incident took place around 6.40pm on Monday, July 17. The car...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM are 31 points clear at the top of Thames Valley Division 1 after an eight-wicket win over Marlow. That victory, the Oaks' seventh in a row, coupled with a...
Read moreDetailsHenley Festival took place in Remenham last week. HILARY SCOTT was our woman in the VIP stalls … The Pet Shop Boys said for once they didn’t feel overdressed, some...
Read moreDetailsMICHAEL HERBERT says avoiding relegation from the Hellenic Premier Division with Woodley United would be “an amazing achievement”. The Kestrels are set to embark on their first season at that...
Read moreDetailsWokingham judoka Ben Fletcher has been selected to represent Great Britain at this year's Judo World Championships. Olympian Fletcher, 25, will compete in the 100kg category in Budapest between August...
Read moreDetailsDAN HOUSEGO believes Wokingham youngster Archie Carter has the potential to go right to the top of the game. Carter hit his highest score of the season, an unbeaten 68,...
Read moreDetailsA COUPLE from Wokingham took a trip down memory lane last week when they visited a re-development site where they used to live. Alan and Linda Newport visited 52 Reading...
Read moreDetailsMarcus Willis' Wimbledon journey is over for another year after he and doubles partner Jay Clarke were beaten in the men's doubles by Oliver Marach and Mate Pavic. The pair...
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