WOKINGHAM Borough Council has revealed plans for a future eco-friendly development, but a Labour councillor is worried it will negatively impact “valued greenspace”. The council recently outlined its proposal for...
Read moreDetailsWHILE the past year has been a struggle for a lot of business owners, one Reading-based designer has seen her workload soar. Nicole Rogers, founder of Nicole Rogers Graphics, launched...
Read moreDetailsA courier is celebrating its 30th birthday with a twist. Wokingham’s Flight Logistics, which ships art across Europe, has launched a competition to honour three decades of work. Since 2016,...
Read moreDetailsDr Jess Neumann, a hydrologist from the University of Reading, said large scale flood events could become more frequent in the future.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to develop a Finchampstead golf club have been labelled ‘greenwashing’ by a local councillor. Sand Martins Golf Club, on Finchampstead Road, is seeking planning permission to improve its clubhouse...
Read moreDetailsA FAMILIAR face has been spotted on the streets of Shinfield, bringing joy to children in the borough and beyond. Chris Smalley-Ward, owner of CSW Window Cleaning, has donned a...
Read moreDetailsTHIS WEEK, Wokingham. Today has been learning all about launching a lockdown business. Local takeaways Jerk From Home and Spesh-Tails have both welcomed our Take Out To Help Out campaign,...
Read moreDetailsAutism Berkshire has launched a range of free workshops to support the local autistic community.
Read moreDetailsThe number of children dealing with loneliness in counselling sessions has risen by nearly 10% compared to life before lockdown.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Sultan Balti Palace has launched Dawson Dish to support a local family fundraiser.
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