Residents with dementia enjoy custom-built 'busy boards'
The ‘busy boards’ were created by members of Wokingham Men’s Shed for dementia patients at Wild Acres Care Home.
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Police hope to reunite victims of crime with their powertools
Thames Valley Police has launched an appeal to reunite victims of theft with their stolen powertools. The force has recovered ...
Tools taken from Wokingham building site
TOOLS have been stolen from a building site in Wokingham. Overnight on Tuesday, November 14, someone broke into a container ...
Tools stolen from van parked in Woodley
A VAN was broken into in Woodley last week. At some point on Wednesday, November 15, someone broke into the ...
Thieves target van in Winnersh
THIEVES stole tools from a van in Winnersh while the driver was unloading. Between 4pm and 4.21pm on Wednesday, October ...
Tools stolen from vans in Shinfield
TOOLS have been stolen from a van in Shinfield. At around 9.15am on Wednesday, October 4, a Ford Transit van ...
Vans targeted by thieves in Wokingham
TWO vans have been targeted by thieves in Wokingham earlier this week. Between 9.30pm on Tuesday (22) and 7am on Wednesday, someone ...
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