Reports of an outbreak of swine flu at the Royal Berks have been played down by the Reading-based hospital. A spokesperson told The Wokingham Paper this morning that although there are...
Read moreDetailsA national outage has hit BT customers leaving many facing problems with both their broadband and phone services. The telephony giant tweeted earlier today that it is working on a...
Read moreDetailsThe A321 Finchampstead Road in Wokingham has reopened. Earlier today the road was closed to traffic due to a fallen tree. We understand that police were on site redirecting cars...
Read moreDetailsA VAN has overturned on the eastbound section of the M4 in Wokingham, resulting in delays. Some lanes are closed and the speed limit has been reduced to 40mph while...
Read moreDetailsEarlier today, parts of Wokingham saw its water supply cut off. Residents in the town centre took to Twitter to report their lack of the wet stuff. @sewateruk, no water...
Read moreDetailsAN ELDERLY couple from Bracknell were taken to hospital earlier suffering from potential carbon monoxide poisoning. A crew from the town's fire station joined paramedics at an address in Broad...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM woman who tackled Mount Everest took time out from her mountaineering schedule to inspire schoolchildren to take life one step at a time. Bonita Norris was the youngest...
Read moreDetailsA warning not to attend A&E except in an emergency has been issued by the Royal Berkshire Hospital after more than 350 people were admitted over the weekend. The Reading-based...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL football club is making grand plans for the future. Trustees of the Emmbrook Sports and Social Club at Lowther Road, have applied for planning permission to install a...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s notorious ‘danger’ road is reducing queues of traffic and is safe for all road users, according to surveys carried out by Wokingham Borough Council. The claims came as Highways...
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