5,000 sign up to national upskilling programme
More than 5,000 from the South East have signed up to a national upskilling programme.
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Changes made to Help to Buy scheme
Changes are being made to the government's Help to Buy scheme.
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Reading students benefit from university hardship appeal
Students at the University of Reading have received a large sum in donations to help them through the pandemic.
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Garden waste collection suspended in Wokingham following coronavirus concerns
Garden waste collections in Wokingham borough are suspended due to coronavirus concerns.
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Business confederation calls for six month furlough
Business bodies have welcomed extra support for companies during lockdown.
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LOCKDOWN: Stay and shop local says business group
A Wokingham Business Association member is urging residents to stay local and shop local.
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Lockdown leads to David reigniting Wokingham’s past
David Nash Ford published a series of Berkshire history books in lockdown.
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NEW YEAR’S HONOURS: Wargrave Guide leader ‘speechless’ over award
Tamsin Phipps, a Girl Guiding leader from Wargrave, received an MBE in the New Year's Honours.
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Berkshire Growth Hub offers free start-up course to budding entrepreneurs
Berkshire Growth Hub has launched a course for budding entrepreneurs.
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Berkshire residents give their thanks to the NHS
The South East has voted on the most touching moments of 2020.
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