Missing man from Sandhurst found safe and well
A MAN missing from his home in Sandhurst has been found safe and well. William Barnett, 61, was last seen ...
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Remembering an animal champion
DIANA Brimblecombe MBE, founder of the Hurst-based animal rescue centre, has passed away aged 95. ‘Mrs B’, as she was ...
Parky praises parents behind new hospice
SIR Michael Parkinson and Theresa May MP joined hundreds of volunteers, staff and well-wishers of the Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice ...
Honours for borough’s bravest officers
THE BRAVERY and hard work of Wokingham’s finest police officers was recognised at a commendation ceremony on Wednesday night. Chief ...
Have you seen missing Sandhurst man?
THAMES Valley Police are urging the public to help them trace a man who has been missing from Sandhurst since ...
All aboard for a faster rail service
THE good news now arriving on platform one is more rail services to Waterloo – and they’ll run faster too. ...
No more! Anger grows over latest roadworks
PLANS to close Peach Street and London Road in Wokingham for roadworks has caused outrage amongst resident and business owners. ...
New charity offers food for thought
WOKINGHAM'S newest charity was launched on Wednesday September 23 with the opening of a new kitchen at The Salvation Army church ...
Gardeners’ club show attracts a record number of entries
GROWERS in Wokingham proved that there is still a hint of summer left at the California Gardeners’ Club Summer Show ...
Young and old enjoy a trip down memory lane
WOKINGHAM Town Hall’s previous life as a police and fire station was recreated as part of this year’s Heritage Open ...
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