Rising tide of corporate insolvencies set to continue
A combination of factors have seen more businesses enter the insolvency process.
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Cookie compliance in the spotlight
Where organisations continue to ignore the law, they can expect to face the consequences.
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New outlets for The Lexicon
The Lexicon has announced a trio of high profile new lettings.
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Golf club targeted in burglary
Thames Valley Police is investigating a burglary at Downshire Golf Course.
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Arrests for shop thefts
Police in Wokingham have confirmed a number of arrests relating to thefts from Wokingham town centre and surrounding areas.
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Amazing achievement for estate agency
The accolade for David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street came from leading property portal Rightmove.
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Wokingham charity offers gateway to success for people with learning disabilities
Wokingham charity offers gateway to success for people with learning disabilities
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Bracknell in focus at PMQs
James Sunderland, the member of parliament for Bracknell Forest, spoke at Prime Minister's Questions at lunchtime today.
Read moreDetailsBracknell MP James Sunderland refutes claims he’s in favour of sewage being dumped in rivers
Bracknell's Conservative MP has hit back after being accused of being 'clearly happy with sewage in our rivers'.
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Bus boost for Bracknell
Thames Valley Buses has announced its investment in four new single deck buses.
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