Appeal to find woman missing in Wokingham
AN APPEAL has been launched to find a woman who has gone missing from Wokingham. Thames Valley Police said that Nicola has not been located, despite many enquiries. In their...
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More than 100 knives removed from Berkshire streets thanks to police operation
MORE than 100 knives were handed over in Berkshire during a week-long amnesty earlier this month.
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Final chance to have your say on future vision of Wokingham borough
Your chance to help create a vision for the future of Wokingham will end on November 30.
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Avoiding scams on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Fraudsters are becoming increasingly clever as technology evolves.
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Giving Tree organiser is ‘bowled over’ by the public’s response
Giving Tree organiser is 'bowled over' by the public's response
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Vegan Christmas Special market comes to Wokingham
Vegan Christmas Special market comes to Wokingham
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Fears for Friday night project
The CEO of an organisation that operates a weekly social event at St Crispin's Leisure Centre has voiced concerns about a lack of consultation.
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Pop-up postcard art gallery this weekend will help Wokingham fill the Arc
A POP-UP art gallery is opening in Wokingham this weekend ? and the pieces could fit in your pocket.
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Borough ranks well for fewest violent crimes
Wokingham has been ranked as one of the least violent areas in England and Wales.
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Thanks for all the tea and tackle: KC Sports closes its doors
Thanks for all the tea and tackle: KC Sports closes its doors
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