Diane’s not wearing a hat because of the weather
Wokingham resident Diane Marshall shaved her head for Cancer Research UK and Alopecia UK, raising more than £3,000.
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Insolvencies are being “deferred” by the pandemic, says Berkshire trade body
Berkshire trade body R3 says coronavirus measures have "deferred" the impact of the pandemic.
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Wokingham asked to nominate its favourite family-friendly firms
A Maidenhead-based company is asking Wokingham to nominate its favourite family-friendly businesses.
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TAKE OUT TO HELP OUT: That is just cricket! Roast dinners from new venues
Roast Wokingham has begun delivering from Wokingham Cricket Club, as the business continues to grow.
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SME National Business Awards | Wokingham borough businesses invited to enter!
WOKINGHAM’S small businesses have a chance to be recognised for their sterling achievements. The SME National Business Awards, created to highlight small, hardworking businesses up and down the country, has...
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Therapies on Thames helps elderly gain more independence thanks to its rehabilitation service
IN A BID to help Wokingham’s elderly gain more independence, this former-Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) worker created an entire support network from scratch. Therapies on Thames is a rehabilitation service...
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British Transport Police’s County Lines taskforce reveals 900 arrests
A JOINT policing operation has now made more than 900 arrests. British Transport Police launched the County Lines taskforce in 2019 to prevent more vulnerable children and teenagers being drawn...
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Waste company proud to be recognised twice at awards ceremony
A waste company says it is proud to have been recognised twice at a prestigious, national awards ceremony. Collard Group, which has a base in Old Forest Road and a...
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Wokingham Borough Council to start delivering new recycling sacks soon
Wokingham Borough Council will begin delivering the new recycling sacks in less than two weeks time.
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Wokingham CORONAVIRUS Jab (vaccine): Over-70s urged to book as soon as possible.
Anybody aged 70 and over in Wokingham borough is being urged to book a coronavirus vaccination as soon as possible.
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