RBH warning: Relentless demand means only visit A&E if it is life-threatening emergency
ONLY attend the RBH's A&E department if you have a life-threatening emergency.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: What happened in July 2023
A look back at what made the headlines in July 2023
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: What happened in Wokingham in September 2023
A look back at what happened in Wokingham during September 2023
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: August 2023
A look back at what happened in Wokingham in August 2023
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Fire crews rescue people stuck in lift
FIRE CREWS rescued two people stuck in a lift just before Christmas.
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Three car collision on M4
EMERGENCY services were called to a collision on the M4 just before Christmas.
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Morris Men delight the crowds
A tradition that sees marauding knights alongside Father Christmas wielding a sword was performed across Wokingham during the festive season.
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Review of the Year – June
Review of the Year - June
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Review of the year – May
Review of the year - May
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Review of the year – April
Review of the year - April
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