Businesses with payroll should prepare for ‘R-Day’
Businesses around Berkshire must keep accurate records of holiday entitlement, holiday pay calculations and annual leave processed through payroll
Read moreDetailsBusinesses around Berkshire must keep accurate records of holiday entitlement, holiday pay calculations and annual leave processed through payroll
Read moreDetailsThe government is giving councils more legal power to restrict parking on the pavements, with more detailed guidance expected later this year.
Read moreDetailsWork on the new Bohunt Wokingham sixth form building in Arborfield is progressing well.
Read moreDetailsSocial media messages suggesting a "mega mosque" has been approved in Wokingham are fake news.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones,has questioned what steps the government is taking to protect pro-democracy Hongkongers,
Read moreDetailsA centuries-old bridge in Swallowfield has been left reeling after a massive articulated lorry crashed into it on Wednesday afternoon. Dramatic security footage from a nearby house shows the Dutch-based...
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council has said it cannot reopen Heathlands Road today.
Read moreDetailsThe site features an 18th century, three-storey terraced property in the heart of the Wokingham town centre .
Read moreDetailsBut there was joy for Woodley United Ladies who collected their first win of the season.
Read moreDetailsTwo more Wokingham town councillors have resigned.
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