Twyford group to host Harry Potter-themed fireworks night
Twyford and District Round Table is hosting a Harry Potter-themed bonfire and fireworks extravaganza.
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Reading lawyer calls for more inclusive industry
Boyes Turner has appointed Kim Milan as its new senior partner and she has called for more inclusivity.
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Council launches free climate workshop for borough businesses
Wokingham Borough Council is hosting its second Climate Conversation session on Thursday, October 14.
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Council launches consultation on Twyford tower
Last month, Wokingham Borough Council launched a consultation on a 20 metre tower near Stanlake Park.
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Hikers raise thousands for Wokingham charity on 100km trek
The Microsoft Milesters have travelled more than 60 miles to raise money for First Days Children's Charity.
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Celebrate 60 years of music making in Twyford
Twyford Singers is marking its 60th anniversary with a concert at St Mary's Church.
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Five firms join Earley business park
Suttons Business Park has welcomed a whole host of companies to its grounds.
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Community project helps Twyfordians mark local wildlife
A Twyford resident is creating a wildlife map to showcase the parish's conservation work.
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Planning firm to combat climate change with new regional director
Faraz Baber is joining consultancy RPS as its operational manager for the South East.
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Former Yeldall Manor resident launches business after charity’s ‘life changing’ support
A former Yeldall Manor resident has returned to the centre as an employee, after the charity's support helped him launch a cleaning business.
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