Heelas safe: John Lewis prepares to reopen Reading store
JOHN LEWIS is planning to reopen its Reading store later this month – a move which will help boost the local economy. Adam Jacobs, chair of Reading UK CIC, said...
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Have you seen Wokingham’s very own rival to Banksy?
A GROUP of litter pickers discovered Wokingham’s own Banksy, while doing their rounds last week. Tony Howells, from the Adopt A Street, Wokingham group, came across the mini mural on...
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Children’s hospice launches free will service for donors
RESIDENTS can receive free support to write their will, thanks to Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice. To mark its 14th anniversary, the charity has partnered with Beyond, one of the UK’s...
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Using the cloud to tackle hospital waiting times
New Henley-based firm SmartCrowding is using tech to tackle hospital overcrowding.
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These bags – full of litter – make James proud
Adopt a Street Wokingham has been busy sprucing up the town centre, and just in time for the shops to reopen.
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Have your say on plans to revamp Wokingham play park
Wokingham Town Council wants to hear from residents on plans to revamp King George V play park.
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Wokingham Free School Meals set to continue during Easter holidays
Wokingham borough charities have welcomed the council extending the Free School Meals scheme.
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Sonning retirement home plan gets approval
A proposal for a new "retirement village" in Sonning has been approved by Wokingham Borough Council's planning committee.
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Businesses warned over upcoming law change
Sue Dowling, from Blandy & Blandy in Reading, is encouraging businesses to swat up on employment law.
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Online child sex abuse cases double during covid pandemic
Thames Valley Police said online child sex abuse has skyrocketed during the pandemic, and the team is taking action.
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