Police release CCTV image following Wokingham burglary
THAMES Valley Police has released a CCTV image of a man officers would like to speak to in connection with a burglary in Wokingham.
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Workers want a pizza the action
Pizzas could be in short supply after news that workers in London are set to strike.
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Wokingham artists will blaze a trail this weekend
Wokingham artists will blaze a trail this weekend
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Wokingham Borough Council’s £10m loan to Woking will be repaid
Residents have been reassured that loan to debt-riddled Woking Borough Council will be repaid.
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Reading band Selina and the Howlin Dogs ready to release its third album
READING band Selina and the Howlin Dogs, is set to release its third album this month.
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Job Fair to showcase opportunities
Job seekers in Wokingham will be able to meet prospective employers and receive career support,
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Tesco’s community bookshelf is a real page turner
Tesco's Community Bookshelf is a real page turner
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Toddlers can enjoy story time at a Wednesday play group
Toddlers can enjoy story time at a Wednesday play group
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New business set to open its doors
A new business is set to open its doors in Wokingham next month.
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Substantial donation from Squire’s
Squire's Garden Centres has raised more than £23,000 for charitable causes.
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