ONE of the borough's most famous residents has been diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour. The family of Paul Daniels announced the news via a post on his website. Mr...
Read moreDetailsSHANE LONG’S extra-time winner for Reading at Liverpool back in 2010 represents a vivid memory for Jake Cooper. The towering centre back had not long signed on with the Academy...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was left needing hospital treatment after the car he was driving through Bracknell last night ended up on its roof. Pumps from Bracknell and Ascot fire stations joined...
Read moreDetailsTHE driver of a car that collided with a tree in Earley this morning has been taken to hospital. Police officers and ambulance crews were called to The Drive, just...
Read moreDetailsRONNIE BLACKMAN, Reading's all-time leading goalscorer, died on Tuesday aged 90. Blackman rattled in 158 goals in the Football League - the most ever by a Royals player - 39...
Read moreDetailsThe grandson of Winston Churchill has told Wokingham’s MP to “bugger off”. Earlier this week, John Redwood wrote an open letter to every Conservative MP about the forthcoming European referendum....
Read moreDetailsA 19-year-old woman was grabbed from behind and dragged onto a driveway in Earley by a man who told her he was ‘lonely’. Between 11pm and 11.30pm on Sunday (14)...
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN of all ages hoping for a snowfall tomorrow are on tenterhooks after the Met Office revealed earlier this week that it could snow tomorrow - and a yellow warning...
Read moreDetailsA REVOLUTION in home delivered food has launched in Wokingham. Supper.co.uk will bring its unique take on the takeway to the borough, promising foodies a chance to enjoy healthy, nutritious and...
Read moreDetailsA picture perfect way to help a local charity has been found by a camera club. Members of Wokingham and East Berkshire Camera Club (WEBCC) presented a cheque for £100 to...
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