Mothers’ Union anti-slavery display can be seen in a Wokingham church
Mothers' Union anti-slavery display can be seen in a Wokingham church
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Aldi raises pay for its workers to above Living Wage Foundation recommendations
STAFF at a supermarket chain will be in line for a pay increase this summer.
Read moreDetailsCharities urged to apply for share of £25,000 prize pot
CHARITIES in Berkshire can write themselves a share of a £25,000 prize pot - all it takes is a short letter explaining why they are a deserving cause
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Trees to be planted in Finchampstead as council looks to create covid memorial wood
WOKINGHAM is to gain a new wood, as the borough looks to remember those who died with covid since the start of the pandemic
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Well-loved Wokingham teacher Graham Dyer remembered
Well-loved Wokingham teacher Graham Dyer remembered
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EBOS: all female cabaret show, Woman Up, punches high
EBOS: all female cabaret show, Woman Up, punches high
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Pensioner threatened by armed robbers who stormed into her Wokingham home
A GANG of armed robbers stormed into a Wokingham home earlier this week, holding a pensioner hostage until she revealed where the safe was
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A zoom webinar to help parents spot the signs of county lines
A zoom webinar to help parents spot the signs of county lines
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IN THE COMMUNITY: The Arts Society Wokingham learns about the lions of Trafalgar Square
Karin Fernald gave members of the Arts Society Wokingham an insight into the life and times of the creator of the lions in Trafalgar Square
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Historian’s Victorian talk will frill audiences in Wokingham
Historian's Victorian talk will frill audiences in Wokingham
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