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1. Digger stolen in thefts spate
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010Laptops, iPods, satellite navigation systems and a digger are some of the items which have been stolen during a string of recent vehicle crimes in the borough.
2. Noel Hunt's return 'as good as a new signing'
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010The return of Republic of Ireland striker Noel Hunt will be like making a new signing, claims Royals’ assistant manager Nigel Gibbs.
3. Arborfield rocks in the rec
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010Revellers who rocked up at a charity concert held in Arborfield at the weekend helped make the event a scorching success, the organiser has said.
4. No regrets for Bracknell Bees forward Peter Jasik
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010Returning Bracknell Bees star Peter Jasik has no regrets about walking out on the club little more than a year ago, and insists he is back to remind the Hive faithful just what they missed last season.
5. Hundreds sign up to paddling pool petition
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010A petition calling for a Finchampstead paddling pool to open has reached more than 700 signatures after temperatures hit scorching levels at the weekend.
6. East Reading Festival starts today
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010The East Reading Festival starts today promising four days of fun for all the family.
7. Waitrose records World Cup sales increase
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010Bracknell has one winner in the World Cup – sales of match day treats are flying off the shelves at Waitrose.
8. 'Ratty' makes welcome return to our riverbanks
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010The endangered water vole has returned to more than 30 habitats across the UK – including the River Kennet.
9. Andy Griffin joins Reading FC
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010Reading have announced the signing of long-term target Andy Griffin from Stoke City.
10. Stepping out for falls week
Get Wokingham, Thursday 01 July 2010A campaign to prevent hazards and problems that can lead elderly people to a fall in their home saw a series of events take place in the borough last week.
