Campaign for sports club kitchen work
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club has launched a crowdfunding campaign.
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iWaste invests £100,000 in new vans
Electronic waste recycling specialist iWaste has invested in new transport
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Have your say on proposed polling places
Wokingham Borough Council is asking electors about proposed changes to polling places.
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Finchampstead on the big screen
Finchampstead is set to be in the spotlight after the Memorial Park and Sports Club was used as a location for a feature film last weekend.
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New menu at Squire’s
Squire's Garden Centres has launched its new autumn/winter menu.
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Energy advice in town
Citizens Advice Wokingham is holding an energy awareness event in Wokingham's market place.
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Insolvency activity down but caution urged
Insolvency activity in the South East saw a slight reduction during September following a big increase in August.
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Sir John Redwood: ‘Iain Duncan Smith sets out how a Labour government would damage the country’
Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP spoke about the current socio-economic climate in Finchampstead.
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Student recruitment initiative launched
Travelodge has launched a nationwide dual-locations student recruitment programme which includes jobs in Berkshire.
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Wokingham ranked second cleanest in UK
Wokingham has been ranked as the second cleanest area in the United Kingdom.
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