Busting builders’ myth: Housebuilder encourages female construction workers
Berkshire housebuilder David Wilson Homes is encouraging more women to get involved in construction work.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire housebuilder David Wilson Homes is encouraging more women to get involved in construction work.
Read moreDetailsThe shopping centre is currently offering one-hour free parking for customers collecting click and collect orders and takeaways.
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, March 11, the group will host a free evening of discussion, which will include the challenges and discrimination experienced by women of colour.
Read moreDetailsRAMS RFC are desperate to provide opportunities to even more youngsters when the current pandemic is over, but admit they may have to switch location to fulfill their dreams, writes...
Read moreDetailsThe survey found that nearly two thirds (64%) of key worker women are not sleeping well, and more than half (50%) feel stressed most of the time.
Read moreDetailsIt would be very easy for me to use the next 500 words to go on a tirade about Reading’s 1-0 defeat to Wycombe Wanderers on Tuesday night. Trust me,...
Read moreDetails“It’s great to see the buildings taking shape now the modules have arrived on site at Matthews Green,” Cllr UllaKarin Clark, executive member for children’s services said.
Read moreDetailsTHIS week we are sad to report the death of two community stalwarts. Both leave a lasting impact on many. Gordon Storey is one of those wonderful people who devoted...
Read moreDetailsParts in Motion, an online car parts distributor, is offering advice to help residents care for their cars this year.
Read moreDetailsThe aftermath of the incident at the West Ham v Fulham match, when Tomas Soucek was sent off by Mike Dean, illustrate something we hear little about. I will leave...
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