Lenny Holden, 16, was last seen in Howth Drive at approximately 7.10am this morning getting into a taxi. He is known to visit Portsmouth.
Read moreDetailsThe organiser said Costa Coffee is requiring vaccine passports for entry. But this is not true.
Read moreDetailsAN ECO-APP launched by two Sonning residents is helping people live more sustainably across the globe - and has raised £200,000 in a crowdfunding campaign
Read moreDetailsAN ATHLETE who ran the London Landmarks Half Marathon helped raise vital funds for the Ollie Young Foundation. Aaron Freeman supported the Wokingham-based children’s charity as he raced to the...
Read moreDetailsPERFORMING arts students took to the stage earlier this month for a musical show. Pupils at Platform YP’s five-day summer school performed Alice By Heart at The Whitty Theatre, Wokingham....
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM care home resident has marked her 106th birthday. Ivy celebrated the day with friends, family and staff at West Oak care home. With flowers, gifts, balloons, cards and...
Read moreDetailsA RUNNING club is returning to Shinfield as restrictions ease – and it has doubled in size during lockdown. Shinfield Running Club now has more than 90 participants, and it...
Read moreDetailsPLANS for a draft network of cycling and walking routes across Wokingham borough will be revealed this summer.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM dog handler is using his body camera to fight for justice. Mike Kent, from Thames Valley Police’s Bracknell and Wokingham unit, said his police dog was attacked while...
Read moreDetailsStaff from a Wokingham children's home has been busy celebrating after winning two national awards and receiving a stellar Ofsted rating
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