A teenager who went missing from Woosehill last night has been found. Thames Valley Police said that 13-year-old Nicholas Melbourne is safe and well and thanked people for helping with the search....
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Winnersh is due to stand trial charged with causing death by careless driving. Rosemina Guevarra Stansbury, 60, of Cavendish Gardens, is accused of causing the death of...
Read moreDetailsA MOTHER from Woosehill has raised more than £2,000 for charity by shaving her hair off. Sandra Ostridge, 53, braved the shave on New Year’s Eve to raise money for...
Read moreDetailsA BRIGHT new mural that has been defaced by vandals with excrement was not given a protective coating to prevent damage. Shortly before Christmas, the Woosehill underpass was freshened up...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN from Woosehill will be starting 2017 by sporting a new look - as she shaves her head for charity. Sandra Ostridge, 53, will brave the shave on New...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM volunteer Sue Robertson says she was "absolutely amazed" when she found out she had been nominated for the 2016 Sunday Times Community Sportswoman of the Year award. Robertson and...
Read moreDetailsTHE day is finally here! As hundreds of young people across Wokingham borough open their exam result envelopes, we will be there to capture the moment. Check out how your...
Read moreDetailsSCHOOLS in the borough have been sending out warnings after a stranger was spotted asking children if they wanted a lift in his car. The warning states that in an...
Read moreDetailsA lisping man carrying a Tesco carrier bag flashed a young boy yesterday - now police are attempting to track him before he strikes again. He first talked to the...
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