Shop opening moves a step closer
Wokingham is set to see another new business opening.
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Wokingham targeted by ‘scam event’
Residents and local businesses have been warned to be careful
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Business has advert plans refused
A Wokingham business has had its plans for an advertising sign refused by planning officers.
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‘Disappointing’ rise in insolvencies
Insolvency-related activity increased by more than 23% in Berkshire and the south east.
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Winnersh business launches AI training companion
Firm is ".. probably one of Winnersh's best-kept secrets".
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Schools take part in biggest girls football session
The nationwide initiative took place to celebrate and encourage girls' participation in football.
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Last chance to join Covid memorial tree planting
More than 150 Wokingham residents have signed up.
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Concerns over SEN expansion plans
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a new unit at Radstock Primary School in Earley.
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Oakbank looks to Greenshaw Learning Trust
The trust is the Department for Education's preferred sponsor.
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Few mould complaints in Wokingham
Issues of damp, mould and disrepair are in sharp focus across the UK.
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